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Premier Paula Cox has been awarded the 2012 Woman of Great Esteem “Emerald Award of Excellence”. She received the award at a ceremony in Brooklyn Botanical Garden in New York on Saturday, according to a press release from Government. She joined Mr Le...

A 64-year-old who stole a battery from a car waiting to be repaired at a garage was handed a conditional discharge. Calvin Virgil, of Paget, pleaded guilty to stealing the $90 battery from a car parked at Rayclan Ltd in Pembroke on New Year’s Day. He...

Seniors advocacy organisation Age Concern is not throwing out the welcome mat for health insurance premium increases. Health Minister Zane DeSilva announced on Monday that premiums for both HIP and FutureCare are to increase as of Sunday. “In these t...

A “new force in education” has been created by the merger of two groups. That was the assertion of Bermuda Education Network (BEN) director Becky Ausenda, announcing the group’s link-up with the Leaders in Field Education (LIFE) to form a new associa...

Butterfield Bank plunged 7 cents (6.54 percent) on the Bermuda Stock Exchange yesterday, with 29,200 shares trading, to close at $1. Butterfield Preferred traded 518 shares with no change in share price to close at $1,230. Overall, the BSX closed at...

Change. Many people fear change. Change is actually a constant in all of our lives and we need to embrace change as an ally and a friend. Through our lives and in our businesses we make changes all the time. The learning we do each day is change; the...

The Bermuda Government is looking for someone to head up its new telecommunications Regulatory Authority. It has launched an international search for a qualified candidate, placing an advertisement in the March 31 edition of The Economist magazine. ...