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told how she is praying for her son's life. Ruth Perinchief told The Royal Gazette how her son Carlton, 37, had been airlifted for specialist treatment at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore. Officials from the hospital's acute burns unit last nigh...

glimmer of hope. Government Ministers are to look again at 16-year-old plans to establish a new dock at Mangrove Bay -- a move that businessfolk believe could spark a revitalisation of the area. But officials are extremely wary of the environmental i...

A journalist has decided to make news himself and challenge the Education Ministry to explain why black males did not get scholarships this year. Emerson College broadcasting student Glen Jones -- a familiar face on ZBM Evening news -- has written a ...

poster competition held by the Parks Department. The theme of the competition was "take only pictures, kill only time and leave only footprints'' and was designed to increase students' awareness and appreciation of the Island's National Parks and Res...

nice, glass of chilled Chardonnay. According to Trevor Nicholls, of JE Lightbourn, summer wine drinkers prefer a vintage that is light bodied and works as a good companion to the tastes of summer. "During the summer months you want to drink wines lik...

A good summer wine goes great with all sorts of light dishes -- be pasta, salad or barbecued ribs. Here are a few recipes that go with a chilled Chardonnay or Pinot Noir: PENNE PASTA WITH TOMATOES, HERBS AND GORGONZOLA CHEESE INGREDIENTS: 4 teasp...

ceremony sponsored by the Ministry of Education. Education Minister Tim Smith spoke to the award recipients and their family members at the Princess Hotel on Wednesday. Mr. Smith stated: "Investing in education is one of the most important ways to in...

million dollar collection of paintings. The foundation hopes to take over the former Once Upon a Table restaurant on Serpentine Road in Hamilton. The gallery's Bermudiana Collection, which is currently housed at the National Gallery, will go on displ...

The Transport Control Department hope their new hi-tech computer system will eventually lead to expansion into Post Offices across the Island -- making life easier for motorists and easing the strain at TCD offices. But a series of glitches in the ne...

a two-month shutdown. The trendy bar and restaurant will close during January and February for refurbishment. But manager William Shoaf revealed the new nightspot had still failed to make any money, five months after opening. He said the club, despit...