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Grace Marion Twitchen, 93, in Florida. Mrs. Jessie Mary Counsell, 86, of Manor Drive, Smith's. Florence (Flo) Lillian Tavares, 84, of Dudley Hill, Paget. Joseph Henry Sinclair Furbert, 82, of Tribe Road No. 1, Ord Road, Warwick. Eric Williams Levon,...

Review of Alosha (playing Sunday, October 15 at 10.30 a.m.) Alosho Popovich may look like your typical comic book hero, but there's just one small problem. The brawny son of a Russian priest, he is not the sharpest tool in the box. He concocts a plan...

THE motorcycle racing season is set to come to a thrilling finale next Sunday with hundreds expected to flock to Southside to witness top American stunt riders in action before local riders go head to head in their championship deciders. Stunt rider ...

THE appointment of Government MP and former Premier Dame Jennifer Smith as the new chairman of the Bermuda College Board of Governors has been condemned as "highly political" by the Opposition. And United Bermuda Party MP Grant Gibbons has also raise...

Residents have been asked to give their verdicts on fitness-friendly plans to help make Bermuda a healthier place. Health Minister Patrice Minors said promotion of healthier lifestyles is an ?essential ingredient? in tackling health time bombs that ?...

Government Senator and former Bermuda College Board chairman Raymond Tannock last night refuted allegations that he granted perks to the college?s president without proper approval. The PLP politician is understood to be implicated in a report presen...

Fitch Ratings has affirmed the ?A-? insurer financial strength ratings of Imagine Insurance Company Limited (Imagine) and Imagine International Reinsurance Limited. The rating outlook is stable. ?The affirmations reflect Imagine?s below-average under...

PARIS (AP) ? Investment bank Lazard Ltd. said yesterday it appointed Gerd Hausler, a former International Monetary Fund executive, as a managing director. Hausler, who will be based in Paris and Frankfurt, Germany, will also become a vice chairman of...

An organisation aimed at stamping out racism in Bermuda re-launched itself yesterday with a wristband campaign. Citizens Uprooting Racism in Bermuda (CURB) plans to give out 10,000 black and white bands to Islanders who want to show their support for...