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There’s still time for your company to be ranked among the Island’s ten best employers. Due to continuing interest in The Bottom Line’s Top Ten Employers survey, the business magazine has decided to extend the deadline for entries until July 24. This...

An $85 million plan to redevelop the Ariel Sands Resort has been approved by the Department of Planning. The project, announced last year, will include a new 22-key hotel, 26 detached villas and a new beach club on the Devonshire property. According ...

Kirista Rabain heads to the International Equestrian Federation World Jumping Challenge Final in Bulgaria this week. The 23-year-old qualified for the event by being first in her qualifying group that included countries such as Jamaica, Trinidad, and...

Power firm Belco has given Government’s new electricity sector policy its cautious backing. The news came after Government on Friday said it wanted high-quality, low cost power services — as well as methods that were kind to the environment, secure a...

Madelyn Moore bagged her third gold medal of the Central American and Caribbean Swimming Championships on Saturday. Moore added the 100m freestyle gold to her 50m backstroke and 50m freestyle triumphs, although she did not make things easy for hersel...

Veteran local journalist Jim McKey died at the weekend at the age of 76. Mr McKey held many posts at The Royal Gazette, including chief sub-editor and foreign editor, and was considered one of the Island’s top political and business writers. He later...

Bermuda Hospitals Board has announced its first Hospitals Week in more than 30 years, with the goal of helping provide data and information about the services it provides, how it operates and how well it performs. According to a press statement, ‘Kno...

Bermuda’s football community is mourning the death of former top referee Carlyle “Pee Wee” Crockwell. The Fifa-certified referee passed away on Sunday after an illness. He was 83. Mr Crockwell was a long-serving member of the Bermuda Referees Associa...

Shadow Immigration Minister Walton Brown has expressed his alarm at the “flagrant violation of immigration laws” by a company highlighted in an Ombudsman report. The Ombudsman’s Annual Report for 2014, released last Friday, stated that the Department...

By Owain Johnston-Barnes Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy has accused the Ombudsman’s office of maladministration, labelling a critical report a “farce”. He also declined to name the employer or agent involved in the controversy, arguing that it wo...

The Team Hurricane Basketball Academy have returned to the Jim Boeheim Basketball Camp at the Syracuse University in New York. The Hurricanes players arrived at the camp on Saturday where they will remain until tomorrow, honing their skills under the...

A new aerial video of Bermuda shows off a new visitor experience now available thanks in part to the Bermuda Tourism Authority's (BTA) clarion call for home-grown ideas.The Product and Experiences division of the BTA approved a tourism experiences ap...