Stormy seas delayed their Saturday start, but a kayak team on a mission for charity yesterday took to the waves — and should be still out there, circling the island.
The group, Kayak for Kids, had rai...
Tahira Baker, a 25-year-old Bermudian woman who lost her life to a fire last year in Britain, is believed to have died in her bath after breathing in carbon monoxide, an inquest heard.
Ms Baker, 25, d...
The parade floats of Bermuda Day were a more than a passion for free-spirited Lionel Smith: each inspiration served as an occasion for a get-together, with friends and family pitching in.
If you have ...
Little Bermuda may not stand high in the world ranks of chess, but the island enjoys special fame for its Bermuda Party at one of the sport’s signature international events.
The latest Bermuda bash, a...
Documents linked to the Bermuda Government’s airport project plans remain confidential, and would harm the island’s reputation if released before commercial close, according to Acting Attorney-General...
W. Roger Davidson, a tenacious businessman who steered The Royal Gazette’s parent company through some of its most significant decades, has died at the age of 78.
An ardent believer in the free press,...
Housing the island’s burgeoning senior population, who face increasing financial pressures, will require the private sector to pitch in, according to Age Concern.
Assisted-living communities were sugg...
No one was more surprised than devoted philanthropist Norma Latham to get special recognition from the charity Altrusa International for her decades of good deeds.
The reluctant unsung hero said she w...
Gavin Wilson’s journey to the memorials in tribute to the D-Day offensive on Nazi occupied France came with an unexpected discovery.
His pilgrimage with his wife Linda was to pay respect to Major Gavi...
The reggae group Idren, now performing at Tobacco Bay, take their name from the Rasta word for brethren, and they take the cause seriously.
The band, in conjunction with the Bermuda Tourism Authority ...
