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Police are seeking the public’s assistance in tracking down a suspect in a bomb threat at the Bank of Butterfield following the emergence of new CCTV footage. At around 10am on August 12, a staff member at the bank received a telephone call indicatin...

Wallace Lee knew he didn’t stand a chance at winning the online modelling competition, but he was desperate for publicity. He had been writing novels for years, the costs associated with self-publishing were high — and his books were not selling. Th...

CURB has long been an advocate for restorative justice and restorative practices, and we were delighted to see in The Royal Gazette on August 27 that senior magistrate Juan Wolffe is a strong supporter of restorative justice. Not only that, but it is...

A new jet carwash business is attracting customers on North Shore Road. Owners David and Tracy Salawu set up the enterprise after being unable to find work since returning to Bermuda after 20 years of overseas missionary work. Determined to find a wa...

This year Bermuda Overseas Missions partnered with Habitat for Humanity to build houses in Malawi. Three Warwick Academy students — Kayleb Butterfield, Celine Morton and Shayla Smith — along with 29 other team members built houses in Muhiyo, which i...

A dozen students have completed an internship programme with global professional services firm PwC. The 12 took part in PwC’s HeadStart scheme, which aims to give students a taste of life at work. Kyle Harvey, the winner of PwC’s Peter Mitchell schol...

Raguel Dill was 13 when he learnt he was a foster child. The revelation shook his world to its core. “I became unhappy and angry at my parents most of the time,” the 17-year-old said. “I had gone all that time convinced they were my real parents an...

Short-termism is a common weakness of democracy. More often than not, it seems politicians will shy away from dealing with a major problem that requires making tough, long-term decisions that are likely to be unpopular. This trend is particularly mar...

Campaign group Take Back Our Parks celebrated yesterday the blocking of a controversial construction project at the Botanical Gardens. The Bermuda Government had sought to erect a new maintenance yard at the site, replacing one that was damaged by Hu...

Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy remains confident that the One Bermuda Alliance will create the promised new 2,000 jobs before the next election. However, he denied the suggestion that the jobs would only be short-term positions created through th...

Jeweller Crisson is to sell a special limited edition watch named after the Louis Vuitton America’s Cup Artemis team. Only 250 Artemis watches are to be made by Swiss maker Ulysse-Nardin, who sponsor Artemis. And a few will be sold in Crisson’s Bermu...

The actor who will portray late comic legend Richard Pryor in the latter’s upcoming biopic is pumped up for his second Bermuda appearance in five years. Mike Epps, the American comedian, actor, film producer, writer and rapper, will perform a stand-u...