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In November I received the Young Citizen Award. Everyone in my class was given a paper and we had to vote for the person that we thought was a good citizen. This vote was to determine who we thought should get the Young Citizen Award. I voted for my ...

Ms DuBois read a recount story to us in our class called, ‘When I was Little’ by Jamie Lee Curtis. She taught us what a recount was. A recount is a story that retells something that happened in your life. It happens in the past and it is filled with ...

Clouds and skylines are the focus of artist Emily Tolson’s first solo exhibition at the Bermuda Arts Centre in Dockyard. While many artists’ works feature Bermuda’s natural habitat, the South African native spent quite a bit of time looking up while ...

For the past few months Masterworks’ artist-in-residence Jana Matusz has soaked up the Bermuda light. She first visited the Island last March when she was in need of an escape from the bleak, cold and dreary winter of Boston. It was then that she le...

United Dance Productions is to hold its annual recital this weekend. Dancers as young as three will take to the stage at Whitney Middle School for the three-day event. “They will be performing in the disciplines of ballet, jazz, modern, tap and hip ...

A love for hip hop spanning two decades has led J’Silva Jermaine (Scrappy) DeSilva to release an album of his own. The firefighter spoke with The Royal Gazette about his endeavours, family and his all-time love for hip hop. RG: How long have you been...

Many children’s authors find their voices through their youngsters Rosheena Beek’s story is similar. The mother-of-three was transformed into an emerging children’s author in a matter of a few hours after overhearing two of her teenaged children Al-R...

Two weeks ago, Olga Hassiotis was halfway back on a swim between Gibbet Island and Shelly Bay when she felt a sensation like barbed wire wrapping around her legs and feet. She knew immediately that she been attacked by a Portuguese Man o' War. Portu...