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Tea and gossip is a favourite pastime of many women in Bermuda. In the 18th century things were much the same. The Bermudian way of tea is one of the focal points in a new exhibit in historic Odessa, Delaware in the United States. The exhibit is call...

As they cut into the tree root, the strong smell of cedar emerged, which was pretty amazing considering the tree root was over 7,000 years old. The tree root discovered on the seabed off Bermuda’s East End some years ago, forms the focal point of a n...

Artist Theresa Airey’s creative process might include snapping a photo, using an app to turn it into a sketch, printing it out, and then painting over the print out. Ten to 20 years ago, some art purists might have raised their eyebrows. Luckily, in ...

The latest winners of the Garden Club of Bermuda Scholarship have wide ranging career interests, but all share a common goal to make the world a little greener. This year four students: Anna Terceira, Rachael Antonition, Kidane Callender and Hutson E...

When Bermuda born adoptee Heather Reece Jewell Desabrais first contacted her biological siblings they were astonished but pleased to meet her. More surprises lay in wait for them all, however, when Ms Desabrais discovered they all had two more siblin...

More space, personal entertainment centres and greater privacy is on the cards for patients who use the dialysis unit in the new acute care wing at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital. The Royal Gazette recently toured the new wing with Dean Parris, Ma...

There’s a scene like this in almost every science fiction movie: a door opens up in a wall and all you can see through the doorway is blinding light. That’s what college should be, a portal to new opportunities and ways of thinking. It can be pretty ...

Every year the Nicholl scholarship renews my faith in Bermuda’s future. That was the word from Rick Spurling, Chairman of the Nicholl Scholarship. This year’s recipients of the $25,000 scholarship were Rebecca Heyliger, Troy Anderson, Stephanie Holli...

The 18 Bermudians who are participating in this year’s Commonwealth Games in Scotland are carrying on a tradition that spans more than eight decades. The Commonwealth Games are particularly dear to local author Sandra Taylor Rouja as the second games...

Chelsi Bannister has taken many happy rides with the family on their three-seater pedal bike. Now she’s hoping it will help take her to medical school. Miss Bannister’s mother, Deeanda Bannister recently made the tough decision to auction off the unu...