Graduates of the Bermuda Technical Institute, fondly recalled by many as ‘the Tech’, are to hold a forum tomorrow with guest speakers on job-related problems.
It comes as alumni, concerned at unemploy...
After a rough few months for Bermuda’s political parties, The Royal Gazette spoke to observers who assessed the state of play as the clock ticks towards the next General Election.
Plagued by infighti...
For the Pino family, Bermuda is the holiday that never lost its charm.
It’s almost 30 years since Dominic and Cheryl Pino, of West Chester, Pennsylvania, asked Kenny Bascome to take their picture at T...
For the Pino family, Bermuda is the holiday that never lost its charm.
It’s almost 30 years since Dominic and Cheryl Pino, of West Chester, Pennsylvania, asked Kenny Bascome to take their picture at T...
A yearly school uniform drive is experiencing unprecedented demand from needy families, who have come to dread the end of summer.
“We started getting calls for support after May 24, which is unheard o...
Travis Lowe, killed on August 2 after a crash that police believe came at the end of a gang-motivated chase, was remembered by his brother as an “amazing” young father intent on turning his life aroun...
In a first for Bermuda, local cancer patients should be getting crucial treatment on the island by the middle of next year.
The contract, signed yesterday by the Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre with ...
For David Harries, breaking the difficult news that someone has dementia is a harder job than telling someone they have cancer.
Nonetheless, an important service for an ageing community just got easie...
Constance Edness’s house at the peak of Billy Goat Hill is now restored as “the purple rock”, courtesy of the charity Habitat for Humanity.
“Now I can sit on my porch with a smile,” said Mrs Edness of...
Progressive Labour Party leader Marc Bean will face no challenges at the Opposition’s delegates’ conference, according to a senior party source, who said a string of leaked e-mails criticising his per...
