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By Chris Gibbons Longtime former Royal Gazette editor David L. White died on Saturday morning at his home in Paget following a long illness. He was 79 years old. Best-known as editor of this newspaper from 1976 to 1998, Mr. White also ranked among th...

For a few centuries before the present one, the longest-range communication in the ether was probably the sound of gunshot, especially from larger weapons like cannon, sometimes used as guns to announce noonday. Thus it was easy for Ralph Waldo Emers...

Construction work on a maintenance yard at Botanical Gardens should be halted and reconsidered, according to a concerned member of the public. Claire Smith said if the project reaches completion, it will be akin to an industrial site in the heart of ...

The Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute’s first ever Harbourside Market tomorrow afternoon promises a little something for the creative gift-giver in us all, from jewellery and holiday ornaments to home-made bath products. The arts and crafts f...

Volunteer Dominique Smith has travelled to the storm-devastated Philippines to help orchestrate “massive” relief efforts in the aftermath of Typhoon Haiyan. Ms Smith, who arrived in the capital Manila on Tuesday, is a director of finance for the inte...

A renowned cave researcher who spent years studying the Island’s cave systems has been awarded a Research Associate position with the Smithsonian Institution. Tom Iliffe worked for 11 years as a Research Associate at the Bermuda Biological Station, n...

Developer calls for economic citizenship incentive for investors By Sam Strangeways Morgan’s Point developer Craig Christensen is calling on Government to introduce an economic citizenship programme to provide the tourism industry with the “real game...

The former Sonesta Beach Hotel site on South Shore could become a beach club for guests of the Fairmont Hamilton Princess Hotel. The Green family, who own the Hamilton hotel, are considering plans to redevelop the former resort site. In a statement i...