Log In

Reset Password
DIGITAL EDITION VIDEOS PHOTOS PODCAST RSS

Human interest

Other

Look outward for solutions

Outward. Far too often as we approach challenges and attempt to find solutions we look inward and focus on what we can do within ourselves, our community or our country. This happened in the US at the turn of the last century and this was defined as ...
Apr 07, 2015
Other

Mark’s $60,000 walk for cancer patient

Well-known bus driver and tourism ambassador Mark Anderson is hoping to raise funds for his Goddaughter by walking the length of the Island on Wednesday. Mr Anderson, the man behind Queen of Bermuda Sybil Barrington, is aiming to raise $60,000 by w...
Apr 06, 2015
Opinion Writer

Why do sexually free women make men insecure?

Dear Dr Nekia, I have been seeing this man who I have waited to be intimate with. He used to always try to get me to sleep with him while dating, but now that I have, he has changed. It is like when he couldn’t have me, he would talk about how I ne...
Apr 06, 2015
Other

Young Bermudians give back on survival camp

Fourteen young Bermudians have been braving the great outdoors on a six-day survival camp. The intrepid adventurers are in training ahead of a ten-week expedition overseas, during which they will be helping those less fortunate through a series of su...
Apr 06, 2015
Other

Helping the public to embrace PATI

The new Public Access to Information regime brings “awesome” implications, according to the creators of the Island’s first open data website that can assist with the refining of PATI questions. On the eve of PATI’s implementation this month, Louis Ga...
Apr 06, 2015
Other

Celebrating our remarkable centenarians

We have no hesitation in saying “Hats Off” to Claudette Fleming, executive director of Age Concern, Bermuda’s premier advocacy organisation for the needs of older adults, and Bermuda CableVision’s Rollin Nathan for conceiving and splendidly executing...
Apr 04, 2015
Other

Craft volunteer is a ‘godsend’

A Devonshire woman with a passion for crafting has been sharing her love of all things handmade with seniors for the last three years. Kathy Faries volunteers with the Crafty Bunch Angels — a group of ten to 15 seniors — who come together at the Ber...
Apr 01, 2015
Other

Edgar Humann: ex-French Consul who supported the arts

Edgar Humann, a Bermuda resident, former French Consul and philanthropist who was the chairman of his family foundation that supported the arts and other charitable endeavours, died on Sunday afternoon. He was 77. Gary Phillips, chairman of the Bermu...
Apr 01, 2015
Education

Write your own Magna Carta!

The Bermuda branch of the English Speaking Union wants local students, ages 11 to 18 to enter the ESU’s international “My Magna Carta” essay competition. The organisation said: “The ‘My Magna Carta’ is an international creative essay competition in c...
Mar 31, 2015
Opinion Writer

We need bridges, not fences

In the world of politics, and that includes Bermuda, fence building often takes priority over bridge building because divisiveness is something most political groups rely on to keep their support base intact, even when situations dictate that a bridg...
Mar 31, 2015
Other

Gain strength from adversity

Impact. There are things that happen in our lives that have significantly more impact and affect us more than others. These are the things that affect our ability to think clearly and to see our way into the future. When such events occur it is impor...
Mar 31, 2015
Other

Kite master shares expertise

A prolific creator of Bermuda kites, Eugene O’Connor Sr, has mastered the craft over many decades and has always enjoyed sharing the tricks of the trade with the Island’s young people. Along with son Dennie, Mr O’Connor gave a group of primary school...
Mar 31, 2015
Available for
iPhones and iPads
Available in
Google Play
Use of this website signifies your agreement to the Terms of Service and Privacy Notice
© Copyright 2024 royalgazette.com. All rights reserved.