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Bermudians were among several students who graduated last Sunday from the New England Institute of Technology (NEIT). Having studied in various courses — from cyber security technology, to information technology, to mechanical engineering — the majo...

The End-to-End, back tomorrow for its 29th edition, will not be daunted by a potentially stormy day. “It’s a rain or shine event,” vowed Anne Mello, the chairwoman of the End-to-End charitable trust. No roads will be closed but hundreds of marshals w...

A new sculpture by contemporary artist Kaws has been installed at The Hamilton Princess. The sculpture, At This Time, features the artist’s signature Companion figure with his head leaning back and both hands covering his eyes. Made of wood, it is mo...

The “water crisis” at Cedar Park in Devonshire has been resolved, according to the Ministry of Public Works. Residents have been complaining for years that their tap water was “brown and murky”. But the government department said yesterday that the w...

The 29th Bermuda End-to-End is set to be an “outdoor adventure” for thousands of participants today. While yesterday’s swim was postponed and today’s cycling portion was cancelled because of bad weather, walkers are still in for a “different but spec...

Ferry services to St George’s have been suspended due to the bad weather. At 10am today, the Department of Marine and Ports Services announced that the orange route was out of order until further notice. This morning, the Bermuda Weather Service canc...

A 16-year-old female driver whose motorcycle struck a wall yesterday on North Shore has been admitted to the Intensive Care Unit. Police described her condition as stable, and appealed for any witnesses to the accident to contact them on 295-0011. Me...

Looking for the best choices, and seeking help when choices are tough to make, were the messages for the island’s youth at the launch of the 18th annual Teen Prevention Month. The proclamation at Teen Services was also a chance to share the message t...

Robert Houlton-Hart carries only faint impressions of the Bermuda where he spent part of his childhood nearly 60 years ago. Accompanied by his wife Jane, he returned this week to retrace the landmarks of a past distinguished by deep military links to...

Bermuda Government whip Cole Simons and Junior Minister for Home Affairs Sylvan Richards have been touted as possible newcomers to the Cabinet. A source close to the One Bermuda Alliance told this newspaper that Mr Simons could take on immigration, ...