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The spirit of the old hymn, My Father's Church, My Mother's Church, resonated more profoundly than ever on Sunday at Grace Methodist Church on North Shore, Pembroke. The occasion was the culmination of a week-long celebration of the 108th anniversary...

IT'S that time again. After a rather mild winter with a distinct lack of gales and really high seas, the calendar says that it is fishing season. Break out the gear, run the boat, summer beckons. In fact, the 24th is sooner than you want to think and...

Any ancient building which has been continuously used by a family or a community has a history somewhat like that of a living body. Old tissues are continually being discarded, new ones being incorporation; alterations, additions, adaptations are mad...

The Live Healthy Bermuda 100 Day Challenge came to a close yesterday, with participants weighing in 7,334 pounds lighter than at the start of the event. The biggest winners were a group of family and friends comprising the team 'Four Play', and Aspen...

Girlguiding Bermuda raised more than $10,000 for Africans affected by drought and a local organisation, the Orchard Charity Club. Rainbow, Brownie and Guide units across the island held walkathons, trash-a-thons, bakes sales, car washes and pledged e...

THE Society for the Conservation and Study of Caribbean Birds (SCSCB], the largest single regional organisation devoted to wildlife conservation, is holding the 7th annual Caribbean Endemic Bird Festival (CEBF) until to May 22. Using the theme "Tundr...

THE Bermuda Karate Institute celebrated its 26th Bermuda Open Karate Championships last weekend at Fairmont Hamilton Princess. Underbelt forms grand champions in the novice under 10 category were Nezhii Spencer (boys) and Alexis Trott (girls). Kori J...

Mrs. Ivy Lillian Maycock, 91, of Westmeath Residential & Nursing Home. Edward Leroy (Roy) Burgess, 90, of Ontario, Canada, formerly of St. George's. Mrs. Emily Bramlett (nee Perry), 88. Walter Montgomery (Blutcher) Fox, 86, of Wyndham Hill, Hamllton ...

The vast majority of people in Bermuda — more than 90 percent — consider the freedom of the press to be important, according to a new survey commissioned by The Royal Gazette. Three-quarters of people questioned on the issue by researchers said they ...