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The life and achievements of one of Bermuda’s most celebrated figures were recognised at a service of remembrance in St. George on Saturday. Descendants of James Darrell gathered at St Peter’s church...
A Nassau County Sheriff's Office sergeant and Florida Highway Patrol Trooper have been arrested on drug charges. Here's what we know about the cases.
It was a blistering hot day in June 1730 when the enslaved woman Sally Bassett was burned at the stake at the foot of Crow Lane in Hamilton, Bermuda. Her alleged crime: conspiring to poison her granddaughter's enslavers.
An historical peep at past eruptions Social Share As we reflect on past eruptions while trying to come to grips with the uncertainties that face us today, we have to take into account the state of the societies and matters such as communications and technology. We know very little about the 1718 eruption. St. Vincent was then owned and occupied by so-called “Yellow and Black Caribs” and a few French farmers who were allowed to settle on the western side of the island. In 1812 the eruption started on April 27. It was about 8 years since the lands of the indigenous people se...