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David Saul faced formidable challenges, as finance minister and then as premier, during hard times not only for the Bermuda economy, but the United Bermuda Party under which he served. His civil service background was put to the test in 1989, when, p...

David Saul will be remembered for his kindness, adventurous spirit and lust for life, Michael Dunkley, the Premier said today. Governor John Rankin issued a statement saluting the former premier as “an individual who served Bermuda and many good caus...

Harrington Sound Primary School is to close for two days for maintenance due to an infestation of bird mites. Freddie Evans, the Commissioner of Education, said the problem had been caused by birds nesting in the roof. The school is to remain shut on...

Embraced by Bermuda’s Gombeys, international teen racer and autism campaigner Austin Riley has been left with something more to smile about after his last trip to the island. “It’s all about family for us,” explained Reginna Paynter of the Gombey Evo...

A passion for education has become a civic calling for Kjeld Conyers-Steede, at home in Bermuda and now in Canada. Kjeld, 21, believes that young people need to discover their voices and get engaged in their communities. “I’m in the process of starti...

Two local teachers have turned the imminent America’s Cup into a platform for youngsters to learn about Bermuda — and now want to share their package of lessons with the island’s educators. The result is Let’s Sail Away! Bermuda’s Sailing History fro...

Florenz Maxwell has been dealt the surprise of finding herself “royalty”, alongside Lady Lully Gibbons and Olga Scott, in a tribute by Project Action. “I thought I had passed the stage where anybody could pull something over me,” Ms Maxwell told The ...

Artwork by Bermuda High School students goes on display tomorrow at the Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art. “The Penultimate Exhibition” by year IB2 students was created as part of final exams for the new international baccalaureate visual arts diplom...

A “passionate but productive” meeting at CedarBridge Academy brought stakeholders to brainstorm stopgap measures for students left stranded by repeatedly cancelled buses. The school is often the worst hit when public transport falls short, with repre...

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...