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January 4, 2002 Dear Sir, Having read "Observer's" letter of December 30, in today's edition of The Royal Gazette, I submit that the time has come for you, as Editor, to exercise some discretion regarding the publication of letters received from memb...

The Quarterly Bulletin of Statistics for the third quarter of 2001, released on Tuesday, shows graphically how badly the September 11 terrorist attacks affected the economy. Visitor arrivals and spending, weak before the attacks, plummeted in their a...

The United Bermuda Party's decision not to re-admit Trevor Moniz to the whip demonstrates the difficulties of balancing stands on matters of principle with the need for party discipline. Mr. Moniz had the whip withdrawn after a series of contentious ...

January 1, 2002 Dear Sir, I am prompted to write to express my view with regard to two different issues that appeared recently in your newspaper. The first was a letter attributed to Mr. Selley which sought to discredit the writings of Rolfe Commissi...

January 7, 2001 Dear Sir, It is sometimes informative, often amusing and even downright hilarious to read your Letters to The Editor section in RG. Recently, I found myself reading with a chuckle, a letter from someone complaining of the sudden incre...

January 3, 2001 Dear Sir, Give the Americans a break. All this bickering about what the US Government should do in cleaning up the former bases here, bothers me. Look at it in this way, if the American Government had not come to Bermuda in the first ...

January 7, 2001 Dear Sir, I express thanks to Mr. Orednduff, interim president of the Bermuda College for his kind comments about we Bermudians published January 4, 2002. I say the same thing about the off-the-cuff remarks of one recently departed Go...

The United Bermuda Party’s decision not to re-admit Trevor Moniz to the whip demonstrates the difficulties of balancing stands on matters of principle with the need for party discipline. Mr. Moniz had the whip withdrawn after a series of contentious ...

The Association for Due Process and the Constitution claimed last week that the Government will use race as a factor in redrawing the Island's constituency boundaries. The Association used comments made by Government Sen. Calvin Smith as evidence of ...

The Association for Due Process and the Constitution claimed last week that the Government will use race as a factor in redrawing the Island’s constituency boundaries. The Association used comments made by Government Sen. Calvin Smith as evidence of ...