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Gladys Morrell and Sir Edward Trenton “ET” Richards were formally named National Heroes during a weekend ceremony in St George’s. Mrs Morrell played a vital role in the Island’s suffrage movement and was a strong campaigner for women’s voting rights,...

A fundraiser for the St James Church Hall roof and stage proved to be a success at the weekend with more than 25 vendors taking part. A range of local goods such as art, produce, cedar works, food and stuffed toys were available for purchase at the “...

With today’s challenging economic climate, more and more Bermudians have turned to vending to make a living, especially those who would otherwise be unemployed. Bermudians are getting commercially creative and this Government encourages that entrepre...

Sekunaj could be the answer for a family looking to rent a home in a central location. The four-bedroom, three-and-a-half bathroom property has stunning views of the Great Sound from its location in Warwick. Wraparound balconies on each of its three ...

NEW YORK (Bloomberg) — Hank Greenberg won his fight to hold the US responsible for the bitter pill it forced down the throat of American International Group shareholders. But that’s about it. The judge who called the terms of the $85 billion bailout ...

Dear Dr. Nekia, Is it possible to be in love with two people at the same time? Sincerely, Enough To Go Around Dear Enough To Go Around, Yes it is. As long as a cohesive relationship exists. There are many kinds of relationships that humans have w...

Governor George Fergusson led the plaudits for the Bermuda Regiment’s Trooping the Colours ceremony that attracted thousands of people of all ages to the National Stadium. The unique ceremony, which involved more than 200 soldiers as well as a conti...

A Bermuda investment company is banking on an upturn in the economy as its revenue and market value both fell year on year. Bermuda First Investment Company — which holds shares in Island firms — posted its results for the nine months to the end of M...

WASHINGTON (The Washington Post) — People want leadership roles for a variety of reasons, but the opportunity to manage conflicts is rarely at the top of anyone’s list. It’s a skill that many have a hard time mastering — and let’s face it, avoiding c...

A supply store for the creative arts has moved to a new location. But the DNA Creative Shoppe, run by husband-and-wife team of artist Lexy Correia and graphic designer and digital artist Dion Correia, has only moved a few yards at 129 Front Street to...