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Drama teacher and playwright Patricia Nesbitt is to hold workshops for people interested in taking their acting skills to a higher level. Her hope is to pass on lessons she learned at the True Acting Institute in Oregon under Larry Silverberg, an exp...

Akim Johnston and Rebecca Harrison emerged as the top junior male and female runners during Monday’s Labour Day Road Race. Dellwood Middle School student Johnston claimed overall honours after covering the 1.5 mile racecourse in eight minutes and thr...

Premier Paula Cox is to introduce former President Bill Clinton at a major US/Mideast business conference next week. She will make the introductory remarks to Clinton’s keynote speech at the 2012 C3 Summit 2012 in New York on September 13 and 14. Th...

When interior design student Chakeya Ottley and high school student Jessica Tannock entered an architecture design competition, they didn’t think much would come out of it. Up against some of the Island’s best architecture students the OBM Internati...

September 3, 2012 Dear Sir, As a Bermudian, I found the Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister’s recent remarks on race relations in Bermuda highly offensive and grossly irresponsible. For Mr Baldwin Spencer to use a handful of ignorant comments made on ...

Big Brothers Big Sisters hope to raise at least $10,000 with their latest fundraiser — the most offbeat and creative yet. Harbour Nights audiences were treated to Economy Minister Patrice Minors skipping in a tutu, One Bermuda Alliance candidate Jeff...

The dark clouds of Hurricane Leslie may be fast approaching, but tonight it’s something else that will be taking Hamilton by storm: the grand opening of Atelerie’s new Reid Street store. The boutique, which opened quietly on Tuesday, is having its o...

Bermuda is driving the growth of the insurance-linked securities (ILS) market, a market that is expected to quickly accelerate, says a new research paper from professional services firm PwC. Co-authored by PwC Bermuda’s insurance leader Arthur Wightm...

Bermuda’s schools will not reopen on Friday for students, but the Ministry of Education is asking teachers and principals to turn up for work to prepare for Hurricane Leslie. A decision is to be made on reopening the schools following the storm’s pas...