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Scores of young men consider educator Milton Richardson a mentor, father figure and friend. But Mr Richardson — who founded De Boys’ Day Out Club in 1995 — had no idea he was making such a huge impact in the lives of the Island’s young men, until re...

Most people can’t imagine cycling the entire length of the Island three times in a single day. But businessman Neil de Ste Croix doesn’t have to wonder what such a feat would feel like. He successfully completed a 66-mile journey through England las...

Skuuggh? No, that’s not it. Smuuggh? Nope, that’s not it either. How am I supposed to do an article on something that really drives me around the bend if there’s no correct spelling for it? Okay, somebody tell me how to spell that awful snort sound, ...

Bermuda Sea Cadet Corps today took part in the "extraordinary" Thames Diamond Jubilee Pageant. Approximately 3.5 billion viewers from around the world tuned in for the televised event. Said Lieutenant Michael Frith, the senior escort officer for the...

Governor George Fergusson and Acting Premier Michael Scott saluted Queen Elizabeth II's reign of duty and honour as they kicked off Diamond Jubilee celebrations in Dockyard today. About 50 boats dressed up in Union Jack colours sailed from Hamilton t...

The Big Blue Machine which has a well-earned berth in Bermuda’s Sports Hall of Fame has laid to eternal rest another of its charismatic pace setters. This time it was Gwyneth Ulene Smith given last rites at St. James Anglican Church, Somerset, follow...

Exciting things have been planned throughout this year as St Peter’s Church in St. George celebrates not only its own 400th anniversary, but also 400 years of the Anglican church, and Christianity for that matter, on Bermuda’s shores. Certainly a hig...

The Bermuda Day Heritage Parade seems to be bigger and better each year, and there were many features about the 2012 event that moved us to believe it must go into the record books as the greatest. We think of the immeasurable spirit underlining each...