Many young Bermudians exhibit little work ethic and are barely suitable for employment, restaurant owners believe.
They say their efforts to hire locals fail because they aren’t punctual, have no serv...
A woman born and raised in Bermuda with a Bermudian father and devoted local family, has been left without status because her parents were unmarried.
Laura Roberts, 23, is living in Norwood, Massachus...
Volunteers are badly needed for the Mirrors Programme — Government’s scheme to help youth and adults in need of a personal transformation.
With its next residential programme looming, Mirrors has to r...
Tyka Edness was a dancer, a student reporter and a model before she decided to dive into a medical career.
“I guess I just can’t keep still,” the physiotherapist-in-training explained to The Royal Gaz...
A dispute over postal regulations has left a St George's homeowner fuming, after authorities threatened to stop delivering his mail if he refuses to comply.
The argument rests on whether the property ...
A greater voice in the public school system could be given to parent teacher associations thanks to a ruling by the Supreme Court that overturned two school principal transfers.
“We want Bermuda to un...
Pollutants are being released from the Tynes Bay Incinerator at levels far beyond the facility’s own set limits, according to Public Works.
Emissions data for the incinerator show dioxin emerging at f...
A beach concessions manager at one of the Island’s tourist hot spots was left fuming after his contract was abruptly terminated by Government.
Louis Ooi had a two-year agreement to rent snorkel gear a...
Salary figures for key members of the Bermuda Hospitals Board are being withheld due to Government stalling, the Opposition has charged.
One Bermuda Alliance MP Louise Jackson said Health Minister Zan...
The Bermuda Challenge has a new champion, after determined mariner Chris Fertig reached the Island in record time from New York harbour.
Mr Fertig was turned back on last year’s attempt by bad weather...
