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Rats will always be with us, but enough is enough for one Crawl resident: “They’re not even afraid when you see them,” the woman told The Royal Gazette, of the rodents around Sleepy Hollow Drive. Charging that the rat population has soared in recent ...

A spectacular picture of a curious longtail came about by “sheer luck”, according to Natalie Dyrli, who photographed the bird over the weekend. Ms Dyrli was enjoying Saturday’s fine weather on the beach below Grand Atlantic in Warwick with her boyfri...

A new generation of young Bermudians will get qualified as tour guides for the island’s historic forts as part of a Mirrors Programme initiative. The Mirrors team started over the weekend with restorations on historic Paget Island and Fort Cunningham...

Planning a career from high school is seldom easy. With that in mind, The Royal Gazette joined a host of other businesses yesterday at CedarBridge Academy to help out. The school’s vocational career fair yesterday, “Endless Possibilities — Building C...

The Department of Parks moves tomorrow to a new location on the ground floor of Global House, Hamilton. The office will have limited administrative services on Friday and Monday as its team consolidates from various locations. The office opens for fu...

Bermudian lawyer Jonathan White’s Call to the Bar ceremony perpetuated a family legacy going back to his ancestor Anthony White, who served as the island’s chief justice from 1706 to 1708. The new attorney also had the distinction of being welcomed t...

A boat sent to the bottom five months ago by Hurricane Nicole is afloat once more, although the cost of the exercise is yet to be tallied. “Getting the engines running is my next mission,” Jepheth Newton said after his vessel, the Esperanza, settled ...

Beacon House, the headquarters of the Bermuda Society for the Blind, has been gifted a major endowment towards its renovation. A windfall of nearly $50,000 raised by the Lions Clubs of Bermuda was matched by the club’s international foundation, and p...

The Bermuda Police Service has concluded its investigation into the protests outside Parliament on December 2, according to a police spokesman, with “a number of files” sent to the Director of Public Prosecutions for consideration. To date, 15 people...

Ronald Raynor, a 55-year-old Pembroke resident, has lost his life in an unspecified incident in Jamaica, The Royal Gazette understands. Mr Raynor divided his time between the island and Montego Bay, where the incident is believed to have occurred. Fu...