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endowment fund. The marine biology and oceanographic research facility paid for itself in 1994 following two consecutive years of drawing on the fund. President Dr. James Galloway said: "In 1992, the BBSR had a deficit, even after distributions from ...

exclusive. And, you could say, only those who perform with the greatest credit can keep their membership cards. Fully paid-up Bermuda members include Mr. John Werner Kluge, Mrs. Marion MacMillan, Mr. Edward Crosby Johnson 111, Mr. Curt Engelhorn, Mr....

involved in a four-vehicle road traffic accident on Sunday. And he has been listed in critical condition at the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital. Police reported that around 11.15 p.m. two motorcycles and a car were travelling in a westerly directio...

being blamed from inside the cabinet for putting Independence "on the front burner''. Even the world's great propagandists have seldom had the nerve to blame the person least likely to be guilty. Yet two cabinet ministers have attempted to remove bla...

before it wraps up on the eve of the referendum, The Royal Gazette has learned. A Government source said yesterday the cost was expected to be just into six figures. But Human Affairs and Information Minister the Hon. Jerome Dill refused to comment o...

Edness tonight in what is expected to be a heated gathering. The meeting, scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. at St. Augustine Church Hall in Pembroke, will give the tenants the opportunity to air concerns about a variety of issues, including Government's p...

Fed-up Mrs. Stacey Irving is demanding action to stop non-residents parking outside her home and forcing her to park in the next street. Mrs. Irving, who works shifts at the Sonesta Beach Hotel, says people are parking in Princess Street to avoid hav...

after he swore at a Police prosecutor. Sgt. John Dale was reading out charges against Fitzgerald Richardson of 34 Ewing Street, Pembroke when the incident took place. He told the court Richardson entered Chopsticks Restaurant, on Reid Street, on Apri...

of the conditions that she and her fellow employees have to work in. And the lack of fresh water to drink, no air conditioning and hot uniforms has become unbearable. The woman, who did not want to be named, told The Royal Gazette that during the sum...

The glory days of the 1980s may be gone forever, says Marriott's Hotel chief Mr. Roger Borsink, but that doesn't mean arrival figures can't be turned around. In the third installment of a series on tourism, Mr. Borsink says hard work and a more intel...