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In September 1980, approximately 120 students walked nervously yet excitedly into the gates of a high school. They came with their well shined Clarkes’ “roach killer” brown leather shoes. They came with their A-lined navy blue skirts reaching down be...

The Christmas Boat Parade is to make its return and this year the spectator event will be themed around the America’s Cup. The biennial parade is due to take place around Hamilton Harbour on December 12 from 6pm. Organiser Norma Thomson said: “This i...

Carolyn Armstrong walks with a brace. Unless you know her well, it’s the only obvious sign that anything’s wrong. She’s lively, has a sense of humour and radiates good health. She also has multiple sclerosis. The disease usually strikes people betwe...

A new interactive exhibition exploring the problems facing the world’s oceans and some solutions is to open at the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute this evening. Living with the Ocean, a joint project between the BUEI and the exhibition’s sp...

The Berkeley Institute Class of 1985 will be holding their 30th reunion this Saturday. The event will be held at the Grotto Bay Beach Resort in Hamilton Parish and will start at 7pm. There will be a host of events including slide shows, school trivia...

Even though he has no children of his own yet, Pastor Jahkimmo Smith stands out as a shining example of the transformation fathers can create in the lives of others. With Father’s Day tomorrow, the community group Imagine Bermuda is saluting local me...

This columnist confesses to being nearly overwhelmed trying to keep abreast of events highlighting our National Heroes. Our celebrations began with a party on Front Street on Friday evening that moved to Dockyard early on Saturday morning and culmina...

The pastor who sparked a fiery social media argument about the four-day Bermuda Heroes Weekend says she stands by her comments — and that the Island should not adopt other countries’ cultures. Dr Maria Seaman, pastor of the Shekinah Worship Centre, a...

Global drinks giant Bacardi threw a party last night for the Island to celebrate the firm’s 50 years in Bermuda. Hundreds gathered at the iconic company HQ on Pitts Bay Road as the firm, still family owned, marked the occasion and looked to the futu...

If you have a dear old dad, count yourself lucky. During an informal poll on the streets of Hamilton, The Royal Gazette struggled to find people who were happy with their fathers. One person described their dad as “an old fart”. A young girl we appr...

A shout out to the Island’s fathers is set for tomorrow, starting with a Father’s Day proclamation to be read from the steps of City Hall by Premier Michael Dunkley. The salute to fathers, dubbed “We Love You, Dad”, is being put on by Gina Spence Pro...