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A social worker who became the first black elected official in his Massachusetts home town for 80 years has credited his Bermudian parents for the historic victory. Khrystian King — a distant relative of former Premier Craig Cannonier — captured a Wo...

Dear Dr Nekia, I read your column last week and want to ask, do you not think you were a bit harsh towards the young lady who was her boss’s mistress? I do not doubt she was unfortunate to be put in such a position that is causing her pain, but even ...

The Black Panthers: Vanguard of the Revolution’ is directed, produced and written by Emmy Award-winning documentarian Stanley Nelson. The film had its world premiere at this year’s Sundance Film Festival. Here, Mr Nelson — awarded the National Humani...

Dear Sir, I have recently begun a love of original art, especially wildlife. I buy mainly from eBay. I love to bring the paintings to life by finding out about the artists who painted them. A picture of two donkeys caught my eye and I successfully b...

Shortly after Bermudian veteran Isabell Flood signed up to join the Royal Canadian Air Force, she recalls an officer asking her why she had volunteered. Mrs Flood said she quietly responded: “So men might fly.” She added: “He wasn’t capable of flying...

Dear Sir, I was greatly encouraged by the sensible and insightful letter from Elizabeth Kitson on the subject of same-sex marriage; would that there were more people who thought as she does. Recently I heard homosexual relationships condemned as “...

School spirit comes easily for 17-year-old Nia Dailey, deputy head girl at the Berkeley Institute. “It’s my last year here and I’m going to miss it so much — it’s like my second home,” said Nia. The Pembroke student takes such pleasure in volunteerin...

The Bermuda Arts Council last night honoured six people who dedicated themselves to entertaining and inspiring the Island. Musician and choir leader Cecil Smith, visual artist Will Collieson, actor Gavin Wilson and singer Pinky Steede were each prese...

Almost ten years to the day since Bermudian aid worker Colin Lee was murdered in Africa his sister has spoken of the family’s enduring sense of loss. Gaylhia Le May told The Royal Gazette that Mr Lee would have been extremely proud of his nine-year-o...

He goes by the nickname “Happy” and Michael Robinson has certainly had good reason to be cheerful lately. The 52-year-old car washer has been turning heads in and round the docks of Hamilton Harbour. Not because of his exploits with the bucket and sp...

Friends were shocked and surprised by the passing of popular Bermudian photographer Ibrahim “Abes” Muhammad. Mr Muhammad, whose photographs of the Island’s nightlife frequently appeared in The Royal Gazette and the Vybez Alliance website among others...

Longtime bowler Alfred “Woody” Jones was recently honoured for his commitment and dedication to the sport. The 80-year-old is a member of the Thursday Night Bowling League. Committee member Colbert Pearman noted how his friend had been bowling since ...