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Belco is asking customers without electricity to contact them as restoration efforts continue. As spokeswoman for the company said this afternoon: “With only a small number of customers still without power, Belco is asking everyone who does not have ...

The Bermuda community responded tremendously to today’s reforestation sapling donation by Clarien Bank, which allowed residents to select one free native and endemic plant to help restore the island’s unique landscape damaged by the recent storms. Cl...

October 23, 2014 Dear Sir, As a Bermudian living abroad I have been closely following events surrounding the two storms which recently slammed into the Island. Besides the obvious damage to property and foliage I was interested to read that once agai...

CableVision customers are being compensated for loss of television and internet services because of this month’s storms. Monthly subscribers will receive a 25 per cent credit that will be reflected on their bill next month. “We feel this is a fai...

Clarien Bank launched a community reforestation project after the recent impact of Hurricane Gonzalo and Tropical Storm Fay. The donation of native and endemic plants to residents and clients tomorrow from the Clarien Bank main branch on 19 Reid Stre...

The number of customers without power has fallen below 300, with approximately 295 customers still to be serviced. Tomorrow, Belco Dispatch operators will be sending out crews to the remaining small jobs, but the lists from which they will be working...

While Bermuda’s birds may be a little low on foliage following the two recent storms, don’t be tempted to throw food out for them. President of the Bermuda Audubon Society Andrew Dobson said that leaving birdseed out is most likely to attract non-na...

Public Works Minister Patricia Gordon-Pamplin has denied allegations of abusing her position following claims she had Public Works staff repair her roof. The Minister said her Permanent Secretary did send Public Works staff to place a tarp over a hol...