Community Recalling the history of a treasured vessel The writer and history buff is looking into an old Bermudian-built fishing boat Sep 15, 2026
Education College course to explore Friendly Societies in Bermuda Kim Dismont-Robinson, Michael Bradshaw and Cordell Riley are to facilitate the course on Wednesday evenings Sep 14, 2026
General Service honours freed and enslaved Blacks Andrew Murdoch, the Governor, and members from across Bermuda’s social and political scene meet at the Rubber Tree Sep 14, 2026
Religion Remembrance service starts St Mary’s 400th anniversary events People denied burial during periods of slavery and segregation to be honoured Sep 12, 2026
Opinion Writer Bermuda’s bugs, beetles and the floating dock George Dixon gets a new job in Dockyard and discovers the varieties of Bermuda’s daylight and nocturnal wildlife Sep 12, 2026
General Blast across St George’s bows Edward Harris reflects on the so-called Wilkes invasion of September 1862 Sep 12, 2026
General Bermuda National Trust invites residents to have their say Survey answers will help to inform the charity’s upcoming strategic plan Sep 06, 2026
General Busy port in a civil storm Edward Harris recalls Bermuda’s involvement in the American Civil War Sep 05, 2026
General St Mary’s celebrates 400 years Celebrations include a jazz performance, a remembrance ceremony and a rededication service Sep 03, 2026
Letters to the Editor Remembering the Sea Venture The wreck of the Sea Venture is the subject of a new film Sep 02, 2026
General Cloak and dagger in Bermuda Bermuda experienced Cold War-style espionage in the 19th Century as US spies probed for weaknesses in its defences and even planned an invasion Aug 29, 2026
Opinion Writer Settling into life in 1930s Bermuda George James Dixon’s introduction to Bermuda in 1937 continues as he finds employment at the Royal Naval Dockyard Aug 29, 2026
