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The U.S. Consulate General is beginning a phased resumption of routine visa services. On July 15, the Consulate will resume visa services for students who are legal permanent residents of Bermuda. In addition, Third Country National (TCN) workers ...

Ravi Cannonier-Watson returns to Britain in September as head boy of the Royal Ballet School. The 15-year-old is in his fourth year of study at the prestigious dance academy in London. Ravi’s hope is it will lead him to his ultimate dream of becoming...

Around the world, there are millions of people in situations where dominant forces use ruthless brutality to crush efforts to seek common freedoms that every human being is entitled to as a citizen of this earth. Before the completion of this column,...

The owner of a house suffered minor burns tonight after a fire broke out at their home. Firefighters tackled the blaze at the house, on Derwent Lane, Devonshire, at about 6.20pm. They found smoke and flames coming from one side of the single storey h...

Dear Sir, Here I am seeing yet again someone with their dog loose in the area right next to Admiralty House gate. Now I know your dog is cute and very friendly, but if an aggressive dog enters the gate and sees and feels the excited energy of your d...

The East End lost a distinguished senior last month after charity volunteer Ada Foggo died, aged 91. Kenneth Bascome, a former MP and former Mayor of St George, said his mother had been looked upon with pride by her community as “the hat lady”. He sa...

A combination of history, culture and sport will shape a series of online and broadcast events to celebrate the Cup Match holiday — including the first Mary Prince Day. Lovitta Foggo, the Minister of Community Affairs and Sport, said yesterday that C...

Antonio’s, my kids’ favourite pizza-by-the-slice joint, will be fine. The rest of downtown Amherst, Massachusetts, where I live — I’m not so sure. Antonio’s is — or was, before March — perpetually swarming with high school and college students, local...

Three new coronavirus cases are “a serious wake-up call” that the pandemic was still a threat, the Minister of Health warned yesterday. Kim Wilson said that arrivals on the island must continue to limit their movements — even after two clear test res...

Enforcement of Covid-19 rules for parties will be stepped up in the wake of a controversial dinner that led to the departure of two Cabinet ministers. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, the public works minister, said spot checks would be carried out at...

An American investment company has countered a claim that it was willing to provide funds to salvage the failed Caroline Bay development. Craig Christensen, one of the developers behind the project at Morgan’s Point, had urged the Bermuda Government ...

A British court has ordered the confiscation of thousands of dollars in drug-dealing profits from two sons of a Bermuda Member of Parliament. Marcus Weeks and Dalji Waldron — the sons of Progressive Labour Party backbencher Michael Weeks — were jaile...