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Dear Sir, So many have felt the grievous loss of our writer, and exemplary Bermudian, Tim Hodgson. The most sensitive, generous and humble of us are often unaware of their vast impact. Tim wrote with a rare intellect, emotional intelligence and int...

Letters to the Editor Dear Sir, On behalf of YouthVision Promotions, we would like to thank the following participants, supporters and sponsors for making our Middle School March successful on Monday, December 16. First, All thanks to God. Next, we w...

Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute spread the green message with its award-winning Christmas tree. Staff from BUEI made decorations out of trash such as plastic bottles, caps and rope that washed up on Bermuda’s beaches. Now the institute’s “S...

A furious householder is still being sent government forms featuring the name of the dead former owner of her home — six years after she bought the house. Cindee Miller said the property valuation survey forms, which have to be returned within 21 day...

The Bermuda Public Services Union recently honoured 261 public officers who have worked for the Government for more than ten years. David Burt, the Premier, thanked the awardees for their collective 4,730 years of service. Mr Burt said: “78 per cent ...

A care home has held a door decorating competition to find the resident who best captured the Christmas spirit. Nurses, schoolchildren and family members met at the Westmeath Residential and Nursing Care Home to help seniors spread holiday cheer arou...

A top name in Bermudian broadcasting retired from the industry yesterday, 50 years after she started her career. Darlene Livingston celebrated with Bermuda Broadcasting Company colleagues and received congratulations from David Burt, the Premier, and...

A new youth photography competition was a dream come true for its namesake, one of the event’s founders said. Joy Grundy, the wife of the late Reg Grundy, said the Dr Reg Grundy Annual Youth Photography Competition “was the culmination of my husband...

It’s so amazing to watch how life comes full circle. Four years ago, Nadia Arandjelovic interviewed me for a piece in the Religion section of this paper. In it, I shared my story of coming to faith and how I wanted to bring hope to other young women...

An artist who admitted drawing on a trash can in Hamilton was shown mercy in Magistrates’ Court yesterday after the city government gave him a job on its community art project. Dwayne Caines, chief operating officer of the Corporation of Hamilton, t...

Schoolchildren yesterday lent a hotel a hand and helped decorate a Christmas tree. Primary 6 pupils from Heron Bay Primary School helped to get Grotto Bay Beach Resort ready for the festive season by decorating one of the resort’s trees. A spokeswoma...

It had been 66 years since Cliff Taylor was in Bermuda. On his return last month, what he found most fascinating was just how little had changed. “There are so many cars on the road now,” said the 87-year-old, who made the trip from England with his...