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For Commanding Officer Bert Gregoire bringing one of the French Navy’s most unique and historic training vessels into Bermuda was a rare privilege. Just two other captains before him have stood at the helm of the magnificent Étoile and brought the sc...

News that St George would again play host to a regular cruise ship next year has been roundly welcomed by the town’s business community. Community leaders also hailed the deal between the Bermuda Government and Norwegian Cruise Line that will see at ...

Hundreds descended on the Olde Towne yesterday for an marine extravaganza that showcased the best of Bermuda’s maritime life. Children were given their first taste of sailing thanks to the Endeavour programme, while scores got the chance to tour th...

More than 50 vendors will be taking part in the first St George’s Marine Expo tomorrow. The event at Ordnance Island and Kings Square will include activities on the water and on land, such as tours conducted by the Bermuda Institute Ocean Sciences re...

Hundreds have gathered in King’s Square yesterday morning to watch the 200th Peppercorn Ceremony. The event — an annual tradition in St George’s — is based around Freemasons paying their symbolic rent for the Old State House. Numerous civic leaders, ...

A plan to erect a Bailey bridge over the St George’s swing bridge has been abandoned in favour of strengthening the bridge from below. A spokeswoman for the Ministry of Public Works said work on a full-scale remediation for the bridge had already beg...

Ismay Anderson Steede has always loved playing bingo. True to form, the great-great-grandmother showed off her skills at a special bingo-themed party on Saturday in celebration of her 100th birthday. Surrounded by her friends and family, the afternoo...

A new hotel in the East End — and the resurrection of the St George’s Golf Course — are finally paving the way for a brighter future for the St George’s Club, according to club president Sally Kyle. After years of difficult business in the former cap...

City officials have declared North Hamilton’s big night on New Year’s Eve a spectacular success. The festivities pulled in close to 1,000 people without incident and were well endorsed by area businesses. Charles Gosling, the mayor, said the Corporat...

Serious corrosion to the swing bridge across Ferry Reach means that the East End’s crossing will be reduced to a single lane down the middle as of today. Vehicles heavier than ten tonnes could cause the bridge to list, and will thus be off limits. Bu...

The St George’s Swing Bridge will be reduced to a single lane with a weight limit put in place after a recent engineering survey by the Department of Public Works. According to a government spokeswoman, the new rules will come into effect on Tuesday,...

Queen Street in St George will close to traffic starting today so that the Corporation of St George can carry out repairs. According to a spokeswoman for the corporation, the work will be carried out between Printer’s Alley and Chapel Lane, and will ...