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America’s Cup Bermuda Ltd has begun final windup proceedings after completing a final audit. The ACBDA, the administrative team for the showpiece sailing event that came to Bermuda last summer, said it has completed all its objectives and come in und...

Eleven mariners have graduated from the Endeavour Maritime Careers Springboard Programme. The graduates, aged between 16 and 29, underwent intensive training that qualifies them to be sailing instructors, increases their employment skills and opens c...

A young Bermudian’s success in the America’s Cup Endeavour sail training programme has led to a job as a sailing coach in Italy. Tre Maxwell, 18, will teach children and adults at Lake Garda in the north of the European country. He will also represe...

Colleagues of Bolero bartender Dejon Simmons have said he will be sorely missed by staff and customers alike. Mr Simmons, 30, died Wednesday after sustaining injuries in a fight on Front Street the previous Sunday. He joined Bolero about four years a...

Stark new figures reveal how chronically sick Bermudians fare worse in comparison with British diabetes patients. However, the Bermuda Wellness Foundation sees hope through tweaks to the island’s healthcare model. Two proposals emerging from a “groun...

Winners have been announced for the Bermuda International Film Festival. The festival at the Earl Cameron Theatre ran for one week, concluding yesterday. Winners were as follows: Competitive Shorts Jury Awards • Overall Winner: Night Call, directed b...

More than 100 children joined in the fun at the Premier’s Annual Easter Egg Hunt at CedarBridge Academy. David Burt and his wife, Kristin, were the hosts for the event, which featured games, dances and photographs with the Easter bunny. The Premier s...

A speaker at an anti-violence event to be held today said he ignored a friend’s calls for spiritual intervention before his arrest more than ten years ago. Raymond Symonds explained: “Someone did reach out to me, but I didn’t want to hear it.” Mr Sy...

When she first started taking part in wheelchair races, many people thought Jessica Lewis was doing it just for fun. After becoming a two-times Paralympian and winning a gold and bronze medal in major international championships, Ms Lewis has learnt ...

Schoolchildren held a tea party yesterday to show their appreciation for seniors. Reeshemah Swan, principal at Whitney Institute Middle School, said the second Seniors’ Tea Party was about making the older generation feel special. She added: “We wan...