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Good day to all my animal lovers out there. Today I am talking about microchipping and why it is important here in Bermuda. A microchip is a tiny implant, about the size of a grain of rice, which is inserted via a needle into the scruff of the neck u...

Bermuda’s first female Deputy Governor was sworn in at a ceremony at Government House this morning. A career diplomat, Mrs. Ginny Ferson has previously worked in Mauritius, Luxembourg, South Korea and Pakistan during her more-than 25 years with the D...

Government’s Canine Advisory Committee has completed a review of Bermuda’s restricted dog policy in the wake of a campaign to save a pit bull puppy. The news came yesterday as lobby group Our Misunderstood presented a petition with more than 2,000 si...

Island residents have pledged nearly $300,000 to the Bermuda Red Cross to help those impacted by a deadly typhoon in the Philippines, and money is still coming in. Bermuda Red Cross director Ann Spencer-Arscott said that as of yesterday the charity h...

Receivership of Coral Beach & Tennis Club, and Horizons and Cottages is to end on Friday, with either the mortgage holder, Swedbank AB New York, taking over of the leasehold, or its purchase by a third unnamed party. KPMG had been appointed receiver...

Two of the Island’s top dogs will represent Bermuda this weekend at the American Kennel Club (AKC) Agility Invitational in Orlando, Florida. The Bermuda Kennel Club announced that Cathy Gosling’s six-year-old Labrador Retriever, Bella, will jet to th...

Got writer’s block? Trinidadian author Lynn Joseph is here to help. She has decided to host a series of workshops to help local writers hone their craft, the first of which takes place this evening from 6pm until 8pm. Workshops will also be held on...