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A Fun Run and Walk was held on Saturday in celebration of the Berkeley Institute’s 120th anniversary. Walkers gathered on the corner of Court Street and Angle Street, near the school’s first location, at 8.30am. From there, they made their way along...

Ten Bermudian civil servants have been trained to safely ship potential health hazards overseas for testing. The two-day training session was run by the Caribbean Public Health Agency for officials from the Department of Health, the Bermuda Hospitals...

A helium balloon targeted at tourists has been cleared for take-off. Planning officials have approved View Bermuda Ltd’s project to install a tethered balloon in Southampton, which will take visitors hundreds of feet into the air for a bird’s-eye vie...

A motorcyclist who crashed into a car while more than 2½ times the legal alcohol limit was fined and banned from the roads. Daniel Farrar, from Southampton, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to driving while over the alcohol limit in Warwick on No...

Jahquan Smith-DeShields is playfully known as “the future” by his colleagues at the Hamilton docks. At 22, the junior mechanic is a fresh face in a tough business, where virtually all of the island’s essentials come to shore. Stevedoring Services Ltd...

A chemical tanker diverted to Bermuda yesterday to drop off a crew member. A Department of Maritime Operations spokesman said Meyer’s Shipping Agency told them at about 2pm that the Chembulk Yokohama would change course “to disembark a crew member f...

The Government is to support a student networking event encouraging them into hospitality careers. Minister of Economic Development and Tourism Jamahl Simmons announced a partnership between his ministry and the Bermuda Hospitality Institute, which i...

Kiwanis Club of St George’s is bringing back its Hero of the Year award. The 2017 honouree will be celebrated at a dinner on Thursday at the St George’s Club. Spokesman Daron Lowe explained that the club considered nominees who not only tried to save...

Failing to provide a breath sample has led to a Pembroke man being fined $800. Reginald Smith, 60, pleaded guilty to refusing to provide a sample of breath for analysis on February 10. Magistrates’ Court heard that Smith made a U-turn in front of a ...

The Mirrors Programme will be hosting its second annual Student Art and Digital Competition — Bermuda: Our Community. The competition is open to any student enrolled at a local public or private school for the 2017-18 school year. There may be only ...