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Earlier today, the Minister of Tourism and Transport, the Hon. Zane DeSilva, JP, MP, attended Pompano Beach Club and met with Mr. Murray McEwen, a guest at the property, who was visiting Bermuda to enjoy his 90th Birthday Celebrations. Mr. McEwen, ...

Residents are falling prey to a “mystery shopper scam” used to launder criminal proceeds, police have cautioned. A spokesman said that in spite of warnings, some were still getting taken in by the offer of easy money on social media, which entices me...

The Department of Parks is advising the public that the access gate for the Bermuda Botanical Gardens, located across from Peace Lutheran Church, will be closed on November 30, December 7, December 14, and December 21, for the BELCO Festival of Light...

A plan to turn a former preschool into studio apartments and lofts has been given the green light by planning officials. The proposal to the Development Applications Board, submitted by the Bermuda Housing Corporation, suggested turning the old St Da...

Tributes were paid last night to the late Jack Lightbourn with an informal ceremony at the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute. The shell collector, diver and conservationist donated a major part of his world-renowned collection to the BUEI, whe...

The chef behind a Christmas charity dinner for the underprivileged said that this year will be the last before he switches the event to the summer. But Michiko Campbell, the creator of Chiko’s Smokey Rub, added that he wanted the Christmas event, whi...

A victim of gun violence who has fought for criminal injuries compensation for more than four years is to get a substantial payout, he said yesterday. But the man said that the news would not stop legal action against the Criminal Injuries Compensati...

A rallying cry went out last night from opponents of the Bermuda Health Plan 2020 to shelve the Government’s proposed reforms. A packed house at a forum by the pressure group Patients First was urged to join a petition turning down “rushed” changes t...

A woman was shown leniency by a senior magistrate yesterday after he cancelled more than $2,000 in fines. Senior magistrate Juan Wolffe let Danyell Webbe, 40, off the hook for $2,200 in traffic fines after he was told of “private matters” that were n...

A 17th-century-style cabin is back to its best after the public rallied round to help repair damage from Hurricane Humberto. The building, a replica of Bermuda settlers’ homes from 1612 next to the historic Carter House in St David’s, lost much of it...