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A fundraiser has been started for the family of a Bermudian man who died suddenly in the US. Luis DaPonte Jr died of a brain aneurysm in March. He was 51. The former Cable & Wireless employee left the Island in 1991 but frequently returned to visit h...

Bermuda’s young rugby players will run off some of their Christmas turkey this weekend with a sevens tournament at the National Sports Centre. The event will be used as a fundraiser to help send a Bermuda College Barbarians side, and a Bermuda High S...

News of nearly half a billion dollars of new alternative reinsurance capital emerged yesterday, as the flow of third-party money into the industry continues unabated. The Bermuda Stock Exchange (BSX) announced the listing of $290 million worth of not...

Visiting Elbow Beach on Christmas Day is traditional — more than 1,000 people showed up last year — and the public is urged to help keep it clean over the holidays. Residents have a reputation for cleanliness, said Anne Hyde, executive director of K...

Bermuda has launched a fresh charm offensive to target the potentially lucrative insurance market in Latin America. And the Bermuda Business Development Agency (BDA) will next year launch a roadshow in the region to highlight the business advantages ...

Celebrating the second anniversary of opening the Davidrose Jewelry boutique has brought a welcome moment of good cheer for owners David and Avrel Zuill. Earlier this month they were left counting the cost after thieves used a blowtorch to break in t...

This letter was penned by a reader who wishes to remain anonymous and was sent not long after my columns following the Throne Speech, one of which was entitled “Constructive work for idle hands”. The speech underscores the OBA’s inability to sustain...

Dylan Muldoon stunned favourite Kion Knights to book a place in today’s under-19s final at the Digicel National Junior Championships at the Devonshire courts. Muldoon won a fast-paced semi-final 11-8, 13-11, 11-9 to set up a meeting with Nazhir Smith...

This letter was prompted in part by my column headlined “Important to tie your camel” about the need for a stronger more active and robust Public Accounts Committee and the need for greater and closer oversight of Government spending. The following ...

Catering firm Flying Chef has crashed and shut up shop. Now the firm has lodged a petition with Supreme Court to wind the long-standing company up. Flying Chef owner Sara Masters said the firm — which provided outside catering services — was a victim...

More than 100 students have been celebrated at CedarBridge Academy’s prize-giving ceremony. The event, at Ruth Seaton James Auditorium, recognised youngsters in S2, S3 and S4 for their efforts, including earning grades of A or B on international exam...