Playing it cool was the secret to Delvin Caines retaining his title as Bermuda's best bartender.
Fresco's jovial and charming bartender won the Third Annual Taste of Bermuda's Bartender's Competition for the second year in a row. In 1997, Mr. Caines ...
commerce -- technology which could spell the death knell for companies which fail to keep up.
The bill -- which now goes to the Senate -- tells the world that Bermuda is "open'' for e-commerce, said Telecommunications Minister Renee Webb .
And Shadow...
"We speak for those who cannot speak for themselves'' very accurately describes the role of the Bermuda Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) located on Valley Road in Paget.
The facility marked its 80th anniversary last weekend wit...
the opening of two new stores at the Bermuda International Airport.
Gosling Brothers Ltd. launched the outlets on July 9 for people travelling to the US, UK and Canada, ending the necessity of purchasing duty-free liquor and tobacco in advance of dep...
International businesses injected a massive $188 million into Bermuda's economy in the first three months of this year.
And residents spent $5 million, or 15 percent, less on education and travel abroad in that quarter than in the same period last ye...
Lawyer Shaun Morris could be named as the new chairman of CedarBridge Academy's Board of Governors next week.
Deputy chairman since his appointment to the board in January, Mr. Morris has worked closely with past chairman Garry Madeiros and with newl...
A visiting minorities expert has recently completed a whirl-wind two-day visit to Bermuda in hopes of erasing the colour lines of an often stereotyped, overlooked and ostracised segment of the community -- the black man.
Linbert Spencer, the minority...
Dear Sir, For those of us who are prepared to blatantly defy the legal speed limit, we are again saying to our young people: "Who needs law and order? Do as you please. When we can't handle you, we will pass you onto the state.'' Let us also consid...
"social promotion'' is to end should be welcomed by all who care about public education.
Sen. Scott said on Monday that the practice -- which sees children who are falling behind in their studies promoted so they remain with children their own age --...
prison in Paris, France, by a mob angered at the perceived absolutism and arbitrariness of the monarchy and a belief that the aristocracy was doing nothing for the country's starving peasants.
That historic event, which signalled the beginning of the...
