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Thieves armed with a blowtorch made off with thousands of dollars’ worth of jewellery after cutting through the fortified glass of a shop. The owners of the Davidrose Jewellery Shop in St George’s, a family business specialising in custom designed br...

By Bob Settje Despite the fact the United States is Bermuda’s closest neighbour and primary economic partner, nearly 75 per cent of the Island’s university-bound high school and Bermuda College students choose to attend colleges and universities some...

Taking selfies is part of everyday life for many people ­— but it’s not often you can win prizes for them. Elbow Beach Bermuda has launched a Selfie Contest, which asks residents and guests to snap photographs of themselves enjoying the hotel and th...

Hamilton’s City Hall resounded to the rhythms of Zumba last night, where dancers wore red to show solidarity with persons living with HIV and Aids. Zumba, an exercise routine which incorporates aerobics manoeuvres, was performed by attendees in tande...

The Bermuda Trade Union Congress has called on Government to address a series of questions about plans to partner with the Canadian Commercial Corporation on the airport redevelopment. The union claims a non-binding memorandum of understanding conce...

More than $22,000 has been donated to help plant native trees at a nature reserve. The generous funding for the Bermuda Audubon Society came from members of the Coral Beach and Tennis Club in Paget. The donation of $22,640 is for the continued mainte...

New deacon Paul David Dean was formally ordained during a ceremony last night at the Anglican Cathedral in Hamilton. The service was addressed by Bishop of Bermuda Nicholas Dill, who was himself ordained in May last year. The office of deacon, known ...

The Canadian Government firm involved with plans to redevelop LF Wade International had previously been in talks with the Cayman Government about a similar project. This according to the Cayman Compass, which reported today that the deal in Cayman c...

November 28, 2014 Dear Sir, Upon visiting the Lighthouse today, I couldn’t believe my eyes. Not one speck of rust could be seen. The contractors returned on Thursday (November 27) and repainted the rusty areas. Gibbs Hill Lighthouse once again shines...

An ornithologist has been given a unique up-close-and-personal experience with one of the Island’s most secretive and unusual visitors. Bermuda Audubon Society president, Andrew Dobson, headed down to Devonshire Marsh last week after he spotted two s...