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BERMUDA is to host its first international lacrosse tournament in June as the sport, which only got going here six years ago, goes from strength to strength. Organisers are hoping to attract four teams from Canada and Washington DC to make up a six-t...

A surprise move saw the Corporation of Hamilton offer an extended five-year lease to the Bermuda Society of Arts. BSoA co-president Edwin Smith reacted with shock to the news ¿ he and the governing body of the arts organisation had yet to be informed...

A prominent group of Araba Shriners have been sampling the delights of a Bermuda vacation, with extra hospitality laid on by the Bermuda Shrine Club. The Shriners cruised here from their base in Fort Myers, Florida, headed by their Potentate Melvin S...

BERMUDA'S number one men's player Andy Bray will again fly the island's flag this weekend in the qualifying of the XL Bermuda Open at Coral Beach. This will be the fourth time Bray has been involved with XL Open qualifying and he admits it is one of ...

Robert Falcon Franks, 95, of Whale View Lane, Warwick. Albert Theodore Astwood, 89, formerly of Scott's Hill Road, Sandys. Grayson Byron Lathan, 84, of Crawl, Hamilton Parish. Mrs. Caroline Constansia Burch, 81, of Woodlawn Road, Sandys. Willis Leon ...

St. George's man had cannabis A 20-year-old Cut Road, St. George's man admitted to possession of 14.96 grams of cannabis yesterday in Magistrates' Court. The court heard from Crown counsel Robert Welling that on November 15 in Sandys Parish, Police s...

PHC coach Kyle Lightbourne moved to set the record straight over an incident towards the end of the first half of the Friendship final against North Village last weekend which nearly landed the former pro in hot water with the officials, writes Lawre...

Bermuda is considered one of the most beautiful islands in the world and yet some residents continue to use it as a dumping ground. This week The Royal Gazette has attempted to highlight the problem with a series of photographs, appealing to readers ...