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Hannibal Lodge #224 under the Grand Registry of Ireland, located at the top of Old Maid’s Lane, St George’s, had a grand night steeped in extraordinary personal sentiment, deep tradition and history. It was Hannibal’s Annual Installation for its new...

A Pembroke mother woke up yesterday morning with no food in the cupboard to feed her three children — one of whom is a baby — and no money with which to buy desperately needed groceries. O’Keisha Clarke lives with her three children in a bright, fair...

The family of a Devonshire man stricken with a “mystery” ailment that leaves him struggling for air have appealed for the public’s help in identifying his illness. The condition, which his sister said began abruptly on December 1, has eluded diagnosi...

Last weekend I had the pleasure of joining the Renew Retreat team on a one-day well-being event in the stunning setting of the Coral Beach and Tennis Club. The purpose of the day: to allow participants time to pause, and set themselves up for a healt...

A group of residents has renewed its battle against a farmer who built a series of animal enclosures and fences without the required planning permission. Last summer Daniel Heaven sought retroactive permission for a goat enclosure, a chicken coup, te...

Dear Heather, My husband and I live in the three-bedroom home that we brought our family up in, and we love it but, there is so much maintenance required. We have to take care of the yard, paint the roof and walls; the pit really needs replacing so d...

A man will be questioned by Conservation Services after a bird was killed at the protected Spittal Pond wildlife sanctuary. The bird, a mallard duck, died after being struck by a stone on January 11 at the Smith’s nature reserve. The incident, includ...

Dear Dr Nekia, My girlfriend and I argue constantly about money. Although we both work, we do not make enough money to cover all of our bills and living expenses each month. She says that she is stressed out and I notice that if she cannot afford t...

Bermuda CableVision’s annual Community Service Award recipients are the Bermuda Fire and Rescue Service, emergency medical technicians, Bermuda Police Service and the Bermuda Regiment, at their tenth annual “salute to service” banquet on Saturday eve...

Duty calls yours truly, this columnist. Before going too far forward, I will do some “homework” relevant to two previous features, as well as make an overdue correction. First and foremost I’ll endeavour to give a more in-depth tribute to the late 90...

Students and teachers from Dalton E Tucker Primary School yesterday reenacted the August 1963 human-rights march on Washington. About 250,000 people took part in the pivotal moment in the civil rights movement, which culminated in Martin Luther King ...

Sailing around the world does not have to cost a fortune — even if the trip lasts a lifetime. Dutch sailor Martijn Dijkstra has salvaged, recycled or built almost every part of his 52-foot steel sailboat, Prinses Mia, at little to no cost. The engin...