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Bob Richards has written three novels — and they’ve made quite an impression on the literary world. The former finance minister has an agent, a genuine hope of being picked up by a publisher and the real possibility of seeing his stories played out o...

Arié Haziza’s art speaks to what is going on inside his head. Called Wild Randomness, the triptych on display as part of the 2020 Bermuda Biennial is a series of numbers — as a list, a line graph and a bar chart. Steady for a period, their pattern i...

It was not the wedding they had planned, but Sabrina Smith and Chris Cunningham were thrilled they had been allowed to marry at all. They exchanged vows on Saturday before a handful of people at the Registry-General’s office — the rest of their guest...

Tarah Woolgar was thinking about expanding her commercial and residential cleaning businesses when Covid-19 hit. Today she’s more focused on how to keep High Point Company and Maid in Bermuda going, and her 11 staff employed. “My folks did go on unem...

This marks the end of week three of Ramadan for billions of Muslims around the world. Here in Bermuda, members of the Muslim community are also participating in this religious practice. Ramadan is the Holy Month for Muslims and the ninth month of t...

The online games sponsored and arranged by the Bermuda Bridge Club continue to thrive with healthy attendances and entries from players of all standards including some of the top local players — I think this will benefit a lot of the up-and-coming pl...

The Royal Gazette is highlighting members of the Bermuda Nurses’ Association throughout May. This week we spoke with Janice Mullings-George, a perioperative clinical resource nurse at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital who chairs the Bermuda Nursing a...

With temperatures on the rise, lawn grasses, as well as lawn weeds, should be very active. During the cooler months, winter weeds have been seen in abundance and will take time to become dormant if they are not killed off. So, with summer weeds emerg...

It was a call to help the homeless and Alex Hunter and John Paul Skinner raised their hands. A month later, they’re convinced they got more out of volunteering at the Government’s emergency shelter than what they put in. “It was really encouraging,” ...

In Tamarind Vale, Sebastien and Alex Malo are heroes. With time on their hands — and nowhere to go thanks to Covid-19 — the pair rebuilt a beloved bench that was popular with kids in the Warwick neighbourhood. It sat beside the main attraction: a ru...