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Ethiopia’s Tesfaye Dube captured the KPMG Bermuda Invitational Elite Men’s Mile but it was the home grown talent of Chayce Smith who stole the show. Smith crossed the finish line in third to become the first Bermudian to stand on the podium in this e...

Police have issued advice to motorists on parking, road closures and diversions during the Bermuda Marathon Weekend events. Today’s 10K race starts at 9am and all vehicles will be prevented from entering the race route between the start on Parsons Ro...

Jamaican Korene Hinds emerged from the shadows of her training partner and compatriot Kenia Sinclair to win the KPMG Bermuda Invitational Elite Women’s Mile last night. Hinds, runner-up last year, became only the second woman to win the annual race h...

Stepping into the challenge of a new career has paid off for Elbow Beach front desk agent Patrick Dill. One year after putting his best foot forward at the 2011 Hospitality Fair, Mr Dill counts himself as an ambassador for Bermuda. “Pat was someone w...

Nothing can be better than a series of coincidences that land a good feature in the lap of a journalist. I refer to one in particular occurring for me during the year just ended. It pertains to a vibrant and charismatic Canadian-born Anglican priest...

The successful prosecution of a notorious “cold” murder case in England highlights why Bermuda should continue to push for justice for Rebecca Middleton, according to campaigners. The One Bermuda Alliance told the British Government in a document mad...

The Association of School Principals has hit out again at the Ministry of Education’s decision to parachute an executive principal into Prospect Primary School amid concerns about student performance. The organisation issued a fresh statement yesterd...

Senior Account manager Ian Nash is making a second trip to Nicaragua next month to continue his charity work, helping provide medical and dental supplies to poor people in rural villages. And after last year’s ‘life-changing experience’, Mr Nash is ...