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Students and teachers from Dalton E Tucker Primary School yesterday reenacted the August 1963 human-rights march on Washington. About 250,000 people took part in the pivotal moment in the civil rights movement, which culminated in Martin Luther King ...

Sailing around the world does not have to cost a fortune — even if the trip lasts a lifetime. Dutch sailor Martijn Dijkstra has salvaged, recycled or built almost every part of his 52-foot steel sailboat, Prinses Mia, at little to no cost. The engin...

Dock workers Allan Butterfield and Kyle Tucker may be from different generations, but they have more than just a workplace in common. Both started work on the Hamilton docks on November 26, albeit 35 years apart. Both were teenagers when they joined ...

Work on the aquarium’s new roof is over halfway complete and the project remains well on track, according to Dr Ian Walker. The Curator of the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum and Zoo told The Royal Gazette he hoped the major construction work would be compl...

The identities of a group of Dockyard employees who worked in the stores nearly a century ago are slowly being unravelled, thanks to their helpful relatives. The Royal Gazette recently published a story highlighting an old photograph of the group wit...

Bermuda may be a small island but it is full of unsung heroes — inspirational residents who are making a real difference in their communities and improving the lives of others, without expecting any recognition or praise. In our regular feature, we c...

Alarm bells began ringing the last time I turned on my laptop — literally. It was a sound I’d never heard my trusty little computer make and I knew something was wrong, very wrong. All had been fine the day before; a final e-mail posting last week’...

The sister of a murder victim is appealing to the community not to post pictures of the dead or dying via social media, recalling the time she saw a photograph of her brother on WhatsApp. Leslieann Rochester spoke out after images emerged online on M...

Businessman and jeweller Sayeed Ramadan, a war veteran and the father of Progressive Labour Party MP and Shadow Health Minister Kim Wilson, has died at the age of 78. A tireless advocate for entrepreneurship and self sufficiency, Mr Ramadan prided hi...

Friends and family of a popular bellman at the Hamilton Princess who died last month have paid tribute to a “devoted family man” and “true ambassador for Bermuda”. Fitzroy Fisher, who was affectionately known as “Sleepy” to his friends, passed away ...

Described as a “bubbly” and “superb” person, the first holder of the Miss Bermuda title passed away on Christmas Day in Cincinnati, Ohio. Elaine Simons won the crown in 1965 when she was just 17. Wentworth Christopher, who was active in the Miss Berm...