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Seven former World Number One squash players and our own Bermuda National Champion will battle it out over four nights of exhibition play at Bermuda Squash & Fitness Club for Legends of Squash 2017 from Tuesday, April 18th to Friday, April 21st. The ...

Alcoholism, illegal drugs and child abuse are global problems that are taking a heavy toll on the social and moral infrastructure in a number of societies. These in turn create a massive problem for police and community authorities, who struggle to t...

8 to 13 year olds are invited to take to the skies at the Kids’ Half-Day Flight Camp, starting on Monday, April 3rd. From Blue Sky Flights at the NATO Hangar in St. David’s, students will head up with Heather, an experienced Commercial Pilot, for a f...

This week’s article, part six of the Bermuda Investment Primer Series, is written in support of the “Own Your Share of Bermuda” sponsored by the Bermuda Stock Exchange (BSX) and the second article in The Royal Gazette series on publicly-traded Bermud...

“It is important to note that the Score remit did not include evaluating the quality of programmes or students and staff” — Score Report, December 17, 2015 When I first learnt of education minister Wayne Scott’s resignation, it did not strike me as...

The Saltus Association presents An Evening of Classical Music with 23-year-old Hungarian virtuoso pianist Daniel Lebhardt on Monday, March 6th. This event will start at 6pm in the Alumni Hall in the Secondary Dept. at Saltus Grammar School. The fir...

Bermudian author Crystal Holdipp continues her local book tour of her latest book release Resilient: Rise Above the Ashes with a book signing on Wednesday, February 22nd. This next stop will be from noon until 2pm at Bermuda College Library. Resilie...

There is a great lesson for all in what it takes to perform a great symphony with so many musicians and a wide range of different instruments. They have specific parts to play and ultimately produce a special sound of beauty in rich harmony. It is al...

What does it mean to be free? To you personally? Well, you think — that’s an easy answer. “I can own and do what I want with my private property, express my opinions, think what I want, vote for who I want, marry whom I choose, I have equal rights ag...

As we celebrated Martin Luther King Day, most Americans seemed to be in agreement about one thing: Black America isn’t doing well. The Right seems to perceive black communities as hopeless morasses of violence and dysfunction, as Donald Trump’s repea...