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Having been privileged to attend the world premiere of ‘We Are Climbin Jacob’s Ladder’ on Sunday, this writer has no qualms about declaring it was the Best Show I’ve ever seen, live and direct, up front. It was at the First Church of God, Angle Stree...

A nine-foot stingray spotted off Horseshoe Bay has been hailed an unprecedented first sighting for local waters. Divers Chris Brown and Gunar Mayer spotted the colossal Roughtail Stingray in an area known as Hangover Hole, about 500 yards off the Sou...

Workmen today began taking down the flagpole on Front Street. The City of Hamilton announced on Friday that the damaged pole had to be replaced, after 40 years on the job. The flagpole had stood on Front Street at the junction with Burnaby Hill, sinc...

Hamilton's weekly Harbour Nights street fair promises to be bigger and better than ever before after organisers decided to give the flagging event a major make over this season. Plans to expand the Front Street festival to include Queen Street and Re...

- The Bermuda Society for the Blind is screening a documentary film on Friday about coping with vision loss. ‘Going Blind’ will be shown at the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute from 6pm until 9pm. Tickets can be collected from the office of t...

Winds whistled through the Town Square in St George’s yesterday morning while dark clouds threatened rain. But not even overcast skies could dull the sparkle and pomp of the annual Peppercorn Ceremony. The tradition, now almost 200 years old, marks t...

We have had our imported Staffordshire bull terrier pup for only four months. She was my wife and I’s Christmas gift to ourselves. They have definitely been the best four months ever, full of excitement and activity. Not only are we new restricted b...

Pit bulls despite their negative stereotypes, there’s lots to love about them. So believes one organisation now trying to educate the public about the breed. Our Misunderstood was formed back in January, shortly after a St David’s man admitted drown...

Community and Cultural Development Minister Wayne Scott confirmed yesterday that the main vantage point for the Bermuda Day Parade will be switched back to Front Street instead of Cedar Avenue. While noting that the parade will still finish up at Cit...

A “community beautification” initiative will bring out volunteers to spruce up needy homes in North East Hamilton. The three-day campaign, augmented for one day by a team of 50 US Coast officer cadets, is aimed at launching a long-term commitment to ...