Law firm Trott & Duncan presented grocery vouchers to Family Centre as a festive gesture.
Trott & Duncan director Karen Williams Smith (left) is pictured with Martha Dismont, the executive director of...
More than 250 schoolchildren created personalised Christmas cards for seniors and people in need.
Atlantic Caregiving organised the Care to Share programme involving pupils from Purvis Primary School,...
Author David Chapman, and the stars of his Daddy and I Explore series of books, will sign copies of the tales at the weekend.
Dr Chapman wrote about his experiences exploring the environment with his ...
A group set up to support public schools has called on the public to help ease a shortage of classroom supplies.
Support Public Schools hopes people will be inspired by the donation of $1,000 to every...
The winners of the 2018 Dr Stanley Ratteray Memorial Christmas Short Story Contest were presented with their prizes at the offices of The Royal Gazette this week.
The Adult category was won by Richard...
Two roads will be closed for more than a year while the North Power Plant is constructed at Belco.
Tribe Road #2, between St John’s Road and Cemetery Road; and Cemetery Road, between Cemetery Lane and...
The Premier said yesterday that the Government paid $14,000 for legal advice before it decided to take its battle to ban same-sex marriage to the Privy Council in London.
David Burt told the House of ...
Children at a nursery got in the Christmas spirit early yesterday with a “Ring in the Gifts” event.
Youngsters at the Happy Moments Nursery and Preschool enjoyed tree decorating, singing and exchanged...
It may look like a strong wind could blow it over, but a leaning tree in Pembroke is not going anywhere, its potential new owner said this week.
Gino Brangman said the festive-looking Norfolk Island p...
Charity Big Brothers Big Sisters of Bermuda was given a Christmas boost by staff from insurance and reinsurance brokerages.
Marsh and Guy Carpenter donated 87 shoeboxes packed with toys, school suppli...
