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Forecasters are predicting a slightly quieter than usual hurricane season this year, but one or two major storms are still expected. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) yesterday announced its forecast for the Atlantic Hurrican...

The Palm Beach Post is reporting that state-run insurer Citizens’ board chairman has been twice to Bermuda and once to London as approval was given for the purchase of private reinsurance costing up to $300 million in 2014. Chairman Chris Gardner sho...

The 2013 Hurricane season may be nearing its end, but the Island might still feel the impact of a tropical storm. The National Hurricane Centre, based in Miami, yesterday noted an area of non-tropical low pressure area in the Atlantic drifting toward...

Dear Sir, This letter is in response to the lead article in your issue of Thursday, 5th September, 2013. It is regrettable that the Causeway has not been replaced since Fabian. But, it is an aberration to label that failure as an insult to the lives ...

A decade after Hurricane Fabian devastated the Island, the families of those killed on the Causeway are still feeling the loss. Monica Pacheco, whose husband Manuel died in the storm, said yesterday: “It was hell. It was hell to get a phone call from...

Former Premier Alex Scott says Hurricane Fabian was his first major challenge as Premier and a formative moment for his time in office. “I called upon Bermudians to help and they did,” he told The Royal Gazette. “From there on in it remained as an ob...

A man whose sister was killed in Hurricane Fabian ten years ago today claims Government’s failure to build a new Causeway is an “insult” to those killed on the bridge. A concept design for a new bridge has been developed, but ten years after the dead...

St George has learned lessons from the battering of Hurricane Fabian but more work must be done to safeguard the town, according to the Corporation of St George. The municipality has already spent around a million dollars over the past ten years repa...