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Authorities on the Island have been briefed on the latest techniques to promote the process of healing for families affected by the sexual abuse of children. The ‘Darkness to Light Stewards of Children’ sessions were hosted by Bermuda’s first charity...

Actions speak louder than words for the new chairman who heads up charitable contributions in Bermuda made by the Oil Group of Companies. Ted Henke, senior vice president and general counsel at OIL and Oil Casualty Insurance Company (OCIL) believes t...

In what could go down in history as the battle over the waterfront, former Premier Sir John Swan has unveiled an alternative waterfront redevelopment concept — months after City Hall awarded development rights to Allied Development Partners. Sir John...

Without missing a beat, the irrepressible Dale Butler and his multi-talented troupe have done it again! First it was “Joshua Climbin Jacob’s Ladder,” ‘back of town’ and elsewhere. Now its “Shakespeare in The Cedar O.” The ‘Cedar O’ is the fascinat...

When concrete is exposed to repeated cycles of freezing and thawing, it can crack or spall (flake). Uneven settlement of the soil beneath the concrete is another cause of cracking. To repair a small cracked area of concrete, you need to remove the da...

A tribute to the legacy of Dame Jennifer Smith packed Fort St Catherine this weekend. The send-off, organised by the St George’s branch of the Progressive Labour Party, closed with a two-cannon salute in honour of the woman hailed throughout the even...

The Senior Citizens’ Tea drew more than 1,000 guests to the Botanical Gardens yesterday. The Island’s elders got a warm welcomed from Premier Craig Cannonier — along with his wife Antoinette, who gave out messages of thanks. “I am excited and encoura...