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Warwick Academy has launched a new alumni website to help keep former students in better contact with each other. Warwick Connect was officially launched on Monday and is compatible with all the major social media networks. Jane Vickers, director of ...

Bermuda Emissions Control’s bid to avoid an investigation by the Commission of Inquiry may have been scuppered by the Supreme Court. A legal effort to prevent the investigation has been ruled invalid. However, according to a Supreme Court judgment, t...

“Every day is a learning day” stands as the motto for music professor Eddie Ming’s Rhythm Lab. His latest team of hardworking students, freshly home from New York’s Collective School of Music, got a special salute yesterday on the steps of City Hall ...

Artists are bringing a splash of bright colour to the streets of Hamilton in preparation for the City Arts Festival next month. The main event, which will take place on October 15 at Queen Elizabeth Country Park, will showcase a wide range of local ...

At just 2 years old, Dane Conrads has endured more health struggles than some people will face in a lifetime. One week after he was born, the youngster — son of former Saltus Grammar School student A.J. Conrads — caught a virus which shut down his l...

More than $62,000 was raised for charity by leading international companies in the eighth annual Give Back Games on Tuesday. Hosted by The Centre on Philanthropy, the beach-style Olympics at Horseshoe Bay saw 11 company compete to raise money for the...

Volunteer Josette Matthew has recalled her “eye-opening” experience working with youngsters in Fiji. The Sandys resident headed to the Pacific island country last month to join a two-week childcare and community support project, organised by the Inte...

Laying bare every detail of her personal finances is nothing but stress for one great-grandmother who feels she has no other choice to ensure her financial survival. The 66-year-old has lost her job and fearing that her age will hinder her ability to...

A grieving mother whose son was shot dead fought back tears last night as she made an impassioned plea for women who had lost children to gun and gang crime to stand together. Nicole Furbert-Fox’s call came during a community engagement meeting hoste...

Bermuda’s beekeepers are getting back on their feet after the plague that struck their hives in 2008. The tiny varroa mite preyed on local honey bees eight years ago, causing the number of beehives to fall from 350 to about 125. But according to the ...