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Some chefs are fine getting their meat and fish from a market. Chris Duperreault prefers to hunt his own. He started ten years ago, making sausages from the wild boar he would shoot near his family’s ranch in Bandera, Texas. Their razor-sharp tusks m...

Wellington Darrell Sr, known to many as Steede or Steve, a versatile Bermudian musician, has died. Mr. Darrell was 87. Mr Darell was a multi-talented musician and played guitar, accordion, congo drums, the organ and saxophone. But the instrument he e...

The LF Wade International Airport has been named the most improved flight terminal serving under two million passengers. The accolade came from the Airport Service Quality programme, which is run by Airports Council International, a global organisati...

Just five days into the school year and Warwick Academy’s BTEC Hospitality class have already had a field trip, just one of the opportunities that are presented the school’s students. BTEC stands for British Technology and Education Council, and BTEC...

Dear Sir, I see that management at the Department of Marine & Ports has removed the one and only ferry supervisor from Dockyard, Dennis Outerbridge, one of our best Bermuda ambassadors, and transferred him to another area. He is a big miss up there w...

A yellow-crowned night heron spread its wings over Spittal Pond in Smith’s yesterday. The elegant birds, found across North America, were once abundant on Bermuda, but were wiped out with early settlement in the 1600s. In 1976, several of the birds ...

Dear Sir, I am writing to you once again within such a short time, but I feel compelled to write something with heartfelt emotions regarding the sad news of the death of C.V. “Jim” Woolridge — a giant of a man who was loved and respected by so many a...

Hamilton Princess and Beach Club has almost tripled its spending on locally sourced ingredients for its restaurants this year to date. In the January to August period of 2018, the hotel more than tripled its spending on local produce, increasing its...

There will always be an exception to any observation, but what must be understood is that it does not undermine the latter. It is impossible to forget a culture that never existed but was fixed by imperial forces like a prosthetic limb on to an invis...

A message on a Hamilton wall where an artist’s mural of Gombeys was removed should be used for reflection, the Corporation of Hamilton said yesterday. A spokeswoman said the city hoped the words will encourage “frayed emotions to heal” after controve...

A bridge over North Shore Road, marking the first step in a project connecting the Railway Trail across Flatts Inlet, was put in place yesterday. The three-day project is part of a labour of love between Friends of the Bermuda Railway Trail in conjun...

A series of subcontracts for the new airport have been handed out to local and overseas companies. Aecon’s Specialist Baggage Handling Systems and BIWIS Software System supplier Glidepath Limited, of New Zealand, has been awarded the installation con...