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Pumpkin seeds, chickpeas, salmon, and strawberries were a few items from a smorgasbord of foods on display yesterday at Mount Saint Agnes Academy, as 23 fourth grade students competed in the Well Bermuda Nutrition School Lunch Challenge. Five judges...

The History of Policing in Bermuda is the first book documenting the evolution of policing on the Island. This is the second in a series of articles that will appear in The Royal Gazette in advance of the book’s sale at local stores. The Skeeters Mur...

If you knew Monica Teixeira in high school, you might be surprised to hear she’s a fitness champion. As the 23-year-old tells it, she was a “little chubster” back then. That all changed when she went to university, where a group of friends hooked h...

How many women stay in unhappy relationships hoping the other person will change? How many women escape from one nightmare only to find themselves reliving the experience in their next relationship? Rosana Vickers is offering a helping hand to women ...

Asthma sufferers visited the Emergency Department at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital more than 2,000 times last year. It needn’t be so. According to asthma charity Open Airways, each of those visits signals an asthma management plan that has faile...

Time is always of the essence in creating, developing, and maintaining a garden. Whatever we create we have to maintain — at least to retain some semblance of order, which in the garden combines aesthetics and function. Last year’s hurricanes did a g...

Imagine an affordable home that’s centrally located. Coldwell Banker Bermuda Realty is offering a town house in Warwick that fits the bill. At $399,000, it could just be the perfect opportunity for a first-time buyer. The two-bedroom, two-bathroom pr...

Last week Asha Ratteray was just a regular university student — then she got a call that changed her life. It was from the United States Embassy letting her know she was one of a select few students in Jamaica invited to meet President Barack Obama w...

Admission to one of the world’s top universities might intimidate anyone. Bermudians Alexa Virdi and Aliyyah Ahad found Oxford University quirky, and were delighted with the beautiful, old city it’s set in. Mrs Virdi is studying for her PhD in law, ...

Dear Heather: My husband and I put an offer in on a property last year and we lost the deal. Do you have any advice to improve our odds? — Buyer Dear Buyer: Whether you’re a buyer or a seller you want to succeed in the realty marketplace. That’s natu...