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A cigar half-smoked by wartime leader Winston Churchill during a conference in Bermuda is to go up for auction. The British Prime Minister, who led the Allies to victory in the Second World War, lit up the La Aroma de Cuba cigar while holding talks w...

Hollywood icon Michael Douglas has turned the page on a new decade with his 70th birthday yesterday. The son of Bermudian actress Diana Dill and actor Kirk Douglas, Mr Douglas, a US citizen, also holds Bermudian status. Yesterday also marked the 45th...

The charity Family Centre’s annual Beach Bash fundraiser has surpassed its target of 500 guests, with 530 seats reserved for tonight’s show on the sands of the Fairmont Southampton Ocean Club Beach. The Bash, which marks its fifth year, is bringing 2...

Fifty years ago, Frank Cutajar planted hundreds of seedlings at the golf course which now lies at the Fairmont Southampton — and today those trees still frame the fairways. The former golf course manager from Toronto has returned to Bermuda this week...

A group of 180 former Hamilton and Southampton Princess employees have reunited on the Island this week as the Hamilton hotel celebrates the 50th anniversary of its reopening. Peter Pfeiffer, who worked at the hotel between 1969 and 1980 and lives in...

For the past twelve years The Men of Kappa Alpha Psi Bermuda Alumni Chapter have organised an annual fund raising golf tournament to assist the community by providing education awards to students, assisting families in need and making contributions t...

Microchip solves mystery of the runaway cat By Jessie Moniz Hardy Starving, diseased, unloved was the life Michele and Ed Lawrence imagined for their cat, Dorian Gray, when he went on the lam two years ago. Imagine their surprise when they discovere...

Two Bermuda Reserve Police officers joined forces with Canadian officers at a recent workshop at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Canada. Deputy Commandant Ron-Machel Davis and Reserve Inspector Shawn Russell, together with 22 police officers from ac...