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He may be only 17, but Dylan Holshouser is already performing a very important role for his church. On Easter Sunday he was given his first chance to act as Eucharistic Minister at the Chapel of Ease in St David’s and serve the wine during the servic...

Most of us are familiar with the phrase “out of sight, out of mind”, and that perhaps was the situation with many events throughout history, although the pen used by observers, both biblically and historically, provided information about significant ...

A Warwick man has been banned from the roads for a year after refusing to give Police a sample of breath. Shannon Scraders, 34, apologised to Magistrates’ Court last week, telling Magistrate Khamisi Tokunbo it would never happen again. He was stopped...

The Duke of Edinburgh Award is launching a new “fun-raising” event that will include a team relay race demonstrating some of the skills and survival techniques that are learned through the youth programme. The Expedition Relay Race is part of a strat...

Dear Sir, I am responding to the letter, “Stroller not allowed on the bus”, which was published last Thursday. I am the bus operator the young lady is referring to. I have many years of experience working with the general public. On the day in que...

The start of the Bermuda Power Boat season will have to wait at least another week. Yesterday’s season opening Dockyard Grand Prix, featuring entries from five classes, was cancelled because of a low turnout. “Due to lack of numbers today’s race was ...

Sir Russell Coutts rolled back the years in Hamilton Harbour yesterday. The legendary Kiwi sailor was among the crew that captured line honours in two fun-filled races at the same venue where he won a record seven King Edward VII Gold Cup titles in t...

Tom Coash gave residents a platform for their writing when he launched BMDS’s Famous for 15 Minutes competition. The American playwright has now scored big with work of his own. His play, Veils, won the highly prized M Elizabeth Osborn Award from the...

Despite a wet start, the Royal Naval Dockyard Family Festival brought hundreds of people to the West End yesterday. The event, organised by the Committee of Five in collaboration with Wedco and Chewstick, was originally meant to take place on both Sa...

A bay grape leaf in pastel might have been Nicole Simons’ greatest masterpiece — if only her preschooler hadn’t smeared it. Balancing motherhood and art can be tough. Ms Simons had to start again on the piece, and the result can be seen in her first ...

You don’t have to venture as far as New Orleans to hear great jazz music. The Blues Beat Band, made up of current and retired members of the Bermuda Regiment Band, are one solid example of that. The five-member group got together over a shared love...

A teenager accused of carrying $1,500 in counterfeit United States currency has denied the charge in Magistrates’ Court. Lamont Mason, 19, of Portland Lane, Sandys was charged with possessing 15 $100 bills on April 15 in Warwick. Magistrate Khamisi T...