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An oil tanker made an emergency detour to the island yesterday after a crew member fell ill. According to an incident report, Bermuda Maritime Operations Centre received a notification from Meyers that M/V Dali, a Cayman-registered tanker, had a crew...

High school-aged students can learn the fundamentals of marketing and social media management for businesses through a summer internship programme. Rise Marketing Ltd is now accepting applications to its SkillCraft internship programme, which aims to...

Two artists will show their work to help boost a charity that renovates homes for families. Sheilagh Head and Andy Detzer will exhibit pieces to benefit Habitat for Humanity of Bermuda with an event at the charity’s ReStore on Front Street this Thurs...

Vision Bermuda has launched a fundraising drive to prepare the charity to ready its renovated headquarters to reopen. The charity, formerly known as the Bermuda Society for the Blind, said major work on Beacon House is expected to be completed by the...

A family upholstery business that operated for 40 years has closed after its owner’s death. Najiyyah Shamsid-Deen ran Creative Upholstery on Middle Road in Warwick after she started the business in her home. Shahidah Shamsid-Deen, her daughter, said ...

Residents of Boaz Island have called on the Premier to immediately halt the operation of a transitional housing facility for homeless people which they feel poses a risk to their community. As revealed by news organisation Bermuda Real earlier this m...

The RG/BSX Index rose 9.13 points (0.37 per cent) to 2,470.21 after one issue traded on the Bermuda Stock Exchange. BF&M Ltd. closed up a dollar (5.0 per cent) at $21 when 20,200 shares changed hands, valued at $424,200. The Bank of N.T. Butterfield ...

Cemetery Road in Pembroke will be closed to through traffic in May and June while the old Belco power plant is demolished. The Ministry of Public Works said the road will be closed between the old Animal & Garden/Eco Pest company driveway and the G...

A yacht used in an alleged bid to smuggle a Pablo Picasso painting out of Spain was seen in St George’s over the weekend. Jaime Botin was convicted of trying to traffic the art work Head of a Young Woman on his 65m schooner Adix in 2015. Megayacht Ne...

The Bermuda Red Cross will launch a new initiative to help mitigate the growing threat of climate change. A spokeswoman for the charity said it intends to provide education and community outreach on the subject of climate change resilience, taking ad...

Rena Lalgie, the Governor, is separating from others for seven days after it emerged on Saturday that a close contact had tested positive for Covid-19. The Governor will continue to work from home, but can now not attend the traditional Peppercorn Ce...

Tourism businesses have been told to brace for thousands of visitors as the Bermuda Tourism Authority predicts a strong summer season. Charles Jeffers II, the BTA’s chief executive officer, said that hotels were almost sold out for the return of the ...