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Regulars on Delta Air Lines nicknamed the smiling attendant that welcomed them “Bermuda Bev”. For 41 years the three-hour flight between the island and Atlanta was the only one Bev Oakes would do. John Gullon and Keith Adams were among the ground cr...

Quaezjon Bean did not want to enter the competition, but the grand prize was a tablet that he knew his five-year-old sister, Qualiia, would love. There was also something in the Bermuda Youth Library Summer Reading Programme for him: new books and th...

With their numbers on the rise, the hunt for lionfish is on. Expect to see people with diving masks on and spears in hand as they search the island’s reefs for the predators over the coming days. Lifeguard Townsend Jackson organised a two-week cull ...

Kennette Burgess will tell you ... she had no choice but to start her own business. Entrepreneurship was something she had learnt as a child through her parents Lovette Burgess-Pemberton and Kenneth “Pop” Simmons Jr. At the Berkeley Institute and the...

The Royal Gazette is planning to resume Around the Churches, the weekly calendar of religious events, on October 3. Please e-mail Heather Wood, hwood@royalgazette.com, by October 1 to ensure your service and events are included. To ensure the accurac...

After a lifetime of ministry, Arnold Hollis, the Archdeacon Emeritus of St James’s Anglican Church, has retired from his post as rector. His final Sunday as priest-in-charge of the Sandys church was August 30, after 43 years of service to the Somerse...

It finally happened. Last Wednesday, 30 intrepid supporters played in the first live game to be held at the club since March 13, incredibly nearly six months ago. All the protocols were well thought out and observed — portable bidding boxes, selecti...

Before the invention of photography, the world around us was recorded by artists in various forms of painting and later with lithography, which allowed for the multiplication of single images. Through lithographs, the world in pictures became access...

Gherdai Hassell has been named as one of “five emerging black artists to collect now” in Britain. She fled there from China when Covid-19 disrupted the world, on the last flight out of Hong Kong before England shut its borders to flights from the Eas...

Gisella Filice’s life plan is to travel the world doing what she loves most — dance. The 17-year-old starts out on that path next week when she leaves for Spain to pursue a bachelor’s degree at the Institute of the Arts Barcelona. She is doing it wit...