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Audrey Joyce Ray, 83, of George's Bay Road, Sandys. Stephen Henry DeSilva, 77, of Pompano Lane, Southampton. Mrs. Gladys Elizabeth Pitcher, 76, of Cashew City Road, St. David's. Mrs. Phyllis Alice Cassidy, 74, of Dudley Hill, Paget. Stella Leonora (N...

April 11, 2006 I READ in the April 7 Mid-Ocean News Alvin Williams' Commentary on the Council on Hemispheric Affairs position paper on Bermuda Independence. Mr. Williams finds irony in the fact that an American group, Americans having fought for Inde...

And a separate industry source claims that the project is already behind schedule because of a lack of action by Government. The multi-million-dollar proposal was revealed by the Bermuda Hospitals Board last June following an extensive review of the ...

HOMAS MacDonald may be a civil servant, but he adopts the approach of a private businessman when it comes to spending taxpayers' money on promoting Bermuda as a destination to potential visitors from the UK. Fully aware that success in his role as th...

ERVICE. In Bermuda. It's truly unfortunate that the two aren't always linked in a positive way. Bermuda Public Services Union president Ed Ball lamented that fact this week, recalling the unparalleled standard that once existed here. A degree of serv...

IT is 60 years ago this month that the Public Transportation Board (PTB) launched its first bus service on the island. Back in 1946, the first six buses were 21-seater Model 773s from the Yellow Bus Company. The original buses were left-hand drive, w...

POLICE have reported a growing trend of thieves stealing tools from construction sites and workshops across the island. The latest such incident took place at a premises on Harbour Road, Paget, where someone broke into a workshop, between 6.10 p.m. o...

THE amazing story of the cahow is spreading around the world through the film , which is piling up accolades. And demand from locals for the DVD has been far outstripping supply. This week the documentary was selected as a finalist in the Internatio...

Hector noted recently that the bods behind the Squash Masters tournament had toned down their rather desperate advertising which one year gave us the embarrassing legend: "What do you get when you cross a tiny British island in the middle of the Atla...

Government plans for a ?workforce empowerment? programme aimed at forcing businesses to improve opportunities for black Bermudians have been criticised by the Bermuda International Business Association, The Royal Gazette has learned. But Community Af...