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Ewart Brown, a former Premier, is set to be honoured tomorrow by Howard University. The university will present Dr Brown with the Senator Edward Brooke award for his support of the school and efforts to recruit medical students. A Trustee of the Wash...

Three years ago Bermudian model Aliana King was given the nickname “Maybelline” when she took to the stage for the first time at the Bermuda Fashion Festival. Now the nickname has become a reality, with the 18-year-old being featured in the September...

Twin sisters Tejah and Tangé Bean can attest there’s a lot to do at Word of Life summer camp. From tubing and cliff jumping to canoeing, arts and crafts, swimming, rock climbing and games, there was never a dull moment for the girls at the weeklong p...

New regulations to better protect the rights of children are being finalised, senators heard yesterday. Kathy Lynn Simmons, the Attorney-General, said that the move would “enhance the effectiveness” of the National Child Safeguarding Committee. She ...

Marvin Brock’s life was turned upside down this year when he found out he had stage four prostate cancer after a gallbladder surgery. Mr Brock, who spent years battling to save his son’s life with the help of strangers, was forced to appeal for assis...

A senior has been dealt another blow in her legal effort to halt the sale of a family home. Elaine Charles had applied to stay the court-ordered sale of a cottage left to her by her mother, to pay legal fees over a longstanding family dispute over an...

Imagine the first day of daycare for a 12-week-old infant. Leading up to that moment, the parents have interviewed the childcare provider, conducted an in-person site visit at the daycare location, asked questions about sleeping arrangements and feed...

Inspectors are to make regular visits to a nursery where three toddlers wandered off in a bid to ensure security improvements are carried out. Operators of the First Church of God daycare centre in Pembroke were warned its licence could be suspended ...

David Scraders depends almost entirely on his hands to make a living. For the last 20 years, he’s been working as a sign maker and putting down road markings for the Ministry of Public Works. He never fully appreciated his hands until he almost lost...

Officials investigating a nursery where three toddlers wandered off on their own for about 15 minutes have said its operating licence should be suspended until an inquiry is completed. The parents of one child involved in the incident were told in a ...

Tabling and passing of legislation on the same day sets a “dangerous precedent”, the Leader of the Opposition has warned. Jeanne Atherden said that the One Bermuda Alliance had “grave concerns about the abuse of process” which saw two Bills introduc...

A fundraising drive to help a seriously ill schoolboy get treatment in Britain has beaten its original $5,000 target. Masante Maryam launched a GoFundMe page two weeks ago for her son Shadoni Place, 6, whose rare condition — idiopathic thrombocytope...