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Devwah Whaley’s dreams of playing in the National Football League look to have been scuppered after being cut by the Cincinnati Bengals. The Bermudian, who joined the Bengals as a undrafted free agent in April, faced a considerable task to make the A...

It’s time to get creative and raise funds for Autism - this time from the comfort of home. Join Tomorrow’s Voices on Sunday, August 23 for the virtual fundraiser “The Great Sip & Paint for Autism.” Participants will paint their autism inspired master...

The Bermuda Post Office is advising the public that tomorrow, August 12 through August 14, the General Post Office and all sub post offices will open at 10am for staff meetings. The schedule follows: 1. WEDNESDAY — EAST SUBS (Devonshire, Flatts, Cra...

The target for a back-to-school uniforms fundraiser has almost quadrupled because of the number of families left in dire straits by the economic havoc caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. Organisers of the Each One Reach One campaign said yesterday that ...

Pembroke Central MP Jason Hayward issued the following statement regarding ongoing complaints about pollution from Belco: Over the last two weeks, I have attended three separate community meetings organized by residents who have concerns regarding t...

The primary reason why Bermuda is such an outstanding island nation is determined by one undeniable fact: we have a large middle-class population that provides a high overall standard of living. Many of the island nations in the Caribbean have opule...

Five months after politicians labelled him a racist and his band members walked away, Tony Brannon is looking to rebrand The Big Chill. The veteran entertainer is searching for a singer to front the group, which will have a new name and be backed by ...

The head of the firefighters’ union said yesterday that ageing equipment and a lack of staff had helped spark a rejection of government cost-cutting proposals forced by the economic impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. Nakia Pearson, the president of the...

Bermudians must stop “cherry-picking” on human rights, an activist said at the weekend. Linda Bogle-Mienzer said in the black community, she could not “bring my gay self”. But she added: “In the LGBT community, which is predominantly white, I cannot ...

A clampdown on unscrupulous employers who fail to foot the bill for overseas workers who returned home was signalled by the labour minister at the weekend. Jason Hayward reminded company owners that they were obliged to pay for tickets home for peopl...