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Cecille Snaith-Simmons profiles Sylvia Geraldine Richardson during the second week of Nurses Month

Cecille Snaith-Simmons believes her late father would be weeping over the fates of Black students in the West End and East End as a result of the controversial education reform

Cecille Snaith-Simmons details the journeys of two Bermudians on a wartime work ship

Beginning with patriarch John W. Cann in the 19th century, this Somerset family have sustained Bermuda up to the advent of the Covid-19 pandemic

Cecille Snaith-Simmons recounts the contributions of Robert Packwood Sr and Jr, and doctor Richard Packwood

When our son was a young boy, he was fascinated by space. His grandmother took him to all the Star Wars films, my husband hung the Millennium Falcon from his bedroom ceiling and his Christmas toys were usually space-related. R2D2 still appears out o...

On the evening news of November 7, 2022, the Minister of Education suggested that West End Primary School’s name be transferred to the proposed new Somerset Primary School. Once again, he has insulted the history of West End Primary School. Surely by...

In 1990, I volunteered to do a series of oral histories for the National Museum of Bermuda on Bermudians involved in our maritime history. With their permission, I have selected George Fielding Swan, whose story I have rewritten and updated to includ...

In the winter of 1964, my husband was returning to school in New York. It was Boxing Day. At JFK airport, he was captivated by a portly Black man dressed in a suit and tie, over which he wore an ankle-length camel hair coat. Around his neck was a pla...

The Royal Gazette article written by Jonathan Bell and published on May 27, 2022 stated “preserving histories of schools facing closure under public education reforms is to go ahead with the selection of members for a history and legacy committee”. I...