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raging seas as a holiday voyage turned to tragedy. Dr. Souetre and his friend Mr. Jean Gilles Socolowski were on deck as their boat, the Talina , ploughed through 50-foot waves whipped up by 50-knot winds, when 30-year-old Mr. Socolowski was swept ov...

will follow the lead being set by some American states. Those states are taking tough measures against the tobacco companies. The measures are designed to protect people from misleading claims made by the tobacco merchants and to gain compensation fr...

a visiting couple as they were preparing Christmas dinner. Matthews, of Reid Street, pleaded guilty in Magistrates' Court to unlawful entry. Police prosecutor Sgt. Donald Grant said two visitors were staying at their son's residence in Smith's Parish...

gazetted today. Government will continue trying to make the boards "more representative,'' through inclusion of more women and blacks, Mr. Dill said. Although it will be the first announcement of Government boards under new Premier David Saul, "the a...

As 1995 comes to an end, Premier David Saul is promising calm following the Independence storm. But with a forced Cabinet change and a troublesome back bench behind him, a still-sluggish economy before him, and a tough Budget expected in February, Dr...

quarter of the year compared to the same period last year. The gloomy news is contained in the latest quarterly bulletin of statistics issued by Government. Estimated spending from July to September totalled only $167.8 million compared to $187.4 mil...

Government can help Bermuda's book publishing industry. But it would be impractical to have "a blanket policy'' of financial support for books about Bermuda, Sen. Swan told The Royal Gazette . Her comments followed a call from Bermudian educator and ...

TV reconstructions are to be used to help solve Bermuda's most serious crimes, it was revealed yesterday. Police Commissioner Colin Coxall said: "We will use actors to re-enact crimes and hopefully jog people's memories. They can then give us informa...

post in disgust. For teaching chiefs have changed their minds about docking $3,500 from the salary of former Whitney Institute music teacher Gareth Balch after he quit his post early, describing Bermudian schools as "the worst he had ever taught in.'...

Government has handed over the lands at Frog Lane to the centre's board of trustees. The board's deputy chairman Mr. Charlie Marshall said the trustees would be putting out a tender for contractors to take down the hillside on the northern side of Na...