Although she left here at age eight, Bermudian Lisa-Anne Rego never forgot her roots. Every summer until she was 13 she returned to visit relatives, and then again in 1990 before beginning her college education.
Eight years would then pass until she ...
Bermuda's economy is vulnerable to recession in the US, according to a Financial Times survey of the Isand published last Friday.
"Although the insurance and reinsurance industries tend to fare relatively well in economic downturns, a substantial slo...
Premier Jennifer Smith yesterday slammed a suggestion that parents should stop their children from attending school in order to prevent them taking controversial tests.
And she backed up her remarks by saying she hoped that Bermuda's young people wou...
The following is the text of a speech Devonshire South MP John Barritt gave to Hamilton Rotary on Tuesday May 22.
Third Party Politics, or pass the pliers, they're downsizing democracy.
From talking with (Rotarian) Toppy Cowen about a topic it soon b...
The general secretary of Bermuda's teaching union has said parents should keep their children at home if they do not want them to take controversial exams next month, The Royal Gazette can reveal.
The Bermuda Union of Teachers (BUT) is strongly oppos...
Human rights campaign group Amnesty International staged a mock execution yesterday morning to mark its 40th anniversary -- in full view of Hamilton-bound commuters.
"Sally'' or "Sarah Bassett'' was burnt at the stake at the foot of Crow Lane in 1730...
The Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Bermuda and the Lupus Association of Bermuda were each presented with $500 cheques by the Independent Club yesterday.
The Lupus Association plans to use the money for research and education, while Big Brothers/Big ...
A mother has spoken out in favour of the Ministry of Education's policy to keep students on suspension in school.
Rosemary Pedro -- who has four children attending Island schools -- said that the in-school suspension that her ten-year-old son receive...
Bermuda were each presented with $500 cheques by the Independent Club yesterday.
The Lupus Association plans to use the money for research and education, while Big Brothers/Big Sisters will use it for various programmes.
Clara Jones, treasurer of the...
the American International College for outstanding achievement.
But Mrs Swan Williams, from Pembroke, said yesterday she is too modest to use the title.
She travelled with her family to address the graduation ceremony at the AIC campus in Springfield...
