Theresa Tucker could have picked any of her late husband Charles Lloyd Tucker’s paintings for the Berkeley Institute’s 120th anniversary art show.
But she wanted something that would make people think and so she settled for one of his political piece...
As St George’s prepares for the annual Marine Expo, an east end gallery has taken an abstract approach to boating.
Marine & Materiality partners the physical elements of boating, the engines, the equipment and the boats themselves, with the material ...
Last weekend, the rise of the Right in Europe continued at pace. In Hungary, Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s party, Fidesz, with its coalition partner reportedly secured at least 133 of the 199 seats in the Hungarian Parliament. The Prime Minister said...
A Canadian woman discovered a family secret about her Bermudian-born grandmother — that her family’s roots stretched back to slaves on the island.
Roslyn Macgregor, 71, said she knew her grandmother, Emily Millicent Spicer, was born in Bermuda and w...
The Bermuda Hospitality Institute is looking for students studying tourism for its annual scholarships.
The Tomasz Tabor Bermuda Hospitality & Tourism Studies Scholarship was launched four years ago in tribute to the late chef.
Malika Cartwright, exe...
Bermuda is placing the emphasis on quality over quantity when it comes to attracting business opportunities in the blockchain and digital currency sector.
If it gets things right the advantages will likely include adding a new pillar to the economy t...
DATE: Apr 09, 2018 | CATEGORY: International Business |
Family and friends paid their final respects to American teenager Mark Dombroski on Saturday.
A funeral service for the 19-year-old was held at Archmere Academy, his former school in Delaware, nearly three weeks after his death in Bermuda.
Mr Dombros...
The Premier visited two residents celebrating their 100th birthday today.
David Burt called on Deolinda Pacheco and he visited Frederick Arthur Butterfield with Diallo Rabain, the Minister of Education and Workforce Development.
Mr Burt said: “It wa...
Twelve girls from public schools were given coding skills on a camp funded by a local insurance company.
ConnecTech’s first Django Girls coding camp took place during the Easter break as part of a plan to ensure girls get a fair chance of future oppo...
Channa James, 20, fondly remembers her first mission trip.
It was 2016 and she went to Haiti, with a group of volunteers, to complete a building project.
The children in the Caribbean nation greeted them with such excitement; she couldn’t believe ho...
