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In 1612, the Plough crossed the Atlantic to Bermuda in only 61 days and had a very smooth trip compared to the Sea Venture’s 1609 voyage: she sank off St George’s after surviving more than three days in a hurricane! The Plough arrived off St. David’s...

What person doesn’t have at least one fond memory of eating Oreo cookies as a child? Whether you were the one who dunked the treats into a big, cold glass of milk or gradually licked off all the icing and tossed the dark cookie shell aside — there i...

A sweet and savoury feast is on offer at Bolero Brasserie in honour of Bastille Day. There won’t be any baguettes or onion soup served at this l’Alliance Française des Bermudes dinner. Bolero owner and chef Jonny Roberts wanted to push the kitchen s...

Child welfare campaigner Sheelagh Cooper is upset that Government is blocking a summer camp for struggling children at Victor Scott School due to painting work. Mrs Cooper, of the Coalition for the Protection of Children, said several children who ha...

The Why It Matters campaign received a $500,000 donation yesterday from Lindo’s Group of Companies. The campaign, launched by the Bermuda Hospitals Charitable Trust, supports the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital Redevelopment Project. Since it began...

Two years after his appointment, Assistant Commissioner of Police David Mirfield has made a lateral move that facilitated the promotion of three senior Bermudian officers. Police Commissioner Michael DeSilva announced the promotions at a news confer...