The Bermudians are making a comeback to “promote all that is positive” with the Island’s very own ‘We Are The World’ type song and music video.
The activist group who led the protests calling for the resignation of the then Premier Ewart Brown is ret...
A former CedarBridge Academy teacher suing the Ministry of Education and the school’s board of governors over her mould-related ill health has lost part of her case.
Puisne Judge Ian Kawaley struck out a claim by Wendy Robinson that the Ministry fail...
Grace Methodist Church is having a Washing of Feet, the Last Supper and Tenebrae in the Meadows Smith Hall at 7pm. All are invited. For more information telephone 735-1047.
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Good Friday Service Wesley Methodist Church, Church Street. Good ...
Berkeley Institute student Phillip Shawn Herman is to represent Bermuda next week at the Carifta Games in Jamaica.
The 17-year-old looks forward to running the 5,000-metre race at the Montego Bay Sports Complex in Montego Bay.
“I love track and field...
DATE: Apr 16, 2011 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Jonathan Bell
Do you want to know how to be assertive, increase your word-building skills or get to grips with using your iPad?
These are among the new courses you can sign up for as part of the Government’s Community Education and Development Programme.
People ar...
Thousands of people enjoyed the sunshine at the 73rd Annual Exhibition yesterday.
Popular exhibits such as the rose cuttings, farm animals and kite displays returned for the event. This year 3,700 people participated in the exhibition, setting a new ...
Developers of a proposed hotel and marina project in St George’s met with East End residents this week to explain their vision and garner feedback.
Jeremy Spencer of developer Leading Edge Limited said that once approved, the 125-berth marina on Ordn...
Bermuda’s elite junior athletes were recognised at a luncheon held by the Ministry of Sports at the Fairmont Hamilton Princess yesterday for their achievements in sport.
The event acknowledged young Bermuda athletes, whether on the Island or abroad, ...
Premier Paula Cox is keeping tight-lipped about whether she would be willing to replace the Queen’s Honours List with a “more relevant” local awards scheme.
Former PLP Senator Walton Brown has resurrected the controversial issue by calling on Governm...
Earth Hour wasn’t just about switching off the lights: young Bermudians also contributed their thoughts on how to make the Island a greener place.
A student essay contest in conjunction with the event was sponsored by Belco, Greenrock and the Bermuda...
