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October 29, 2012 Dear Sir, I am grateful for the number of column inches you have given in the discussion of the Pembroke Marsh not only in the Letters to the Editor but also in articles such as the one which appeared in your October 29 issue entitl...

Increased police patrols targeted potential trouble spots last night, looking for everything from grenade-wielding gang members to youngsters throwing eggs. The Royal Gazette was invited to join Constables Scott Roberts and Kyle Lathan of the Police ...

A friend of mine once laughed when I explained I was more afraid of cockroaches than the harmful chemicals polluting my lungs with each spray of Baygon. Her haughty response? A roach isn’t going to kill you. But that’s the strange thing about phobia...

A large bird of prey was seen circling above Pembroke Marsh yesterday afternoon. The distinctive osprey, which feeds on fish, circled on thermals near Government House before scanning the marsh from its high vantage point. Impressive fish catchers, ...

Until November 9 Bermuda Society of Arts workshop with visiting botanical arts and teacher Margaret Best. For more information telephone 292-3824, e-mail bsoa@ibl.bm or see their website at www.bsoa.bm. TOMORROW Pechakucha Night with 20 slides in 20 ...

Do your keys have a way of vanishing and then reappearing? Do things fall out of cupboards for no apparent reason? Have you ever felt someone grab your arm in the middle of the night even though you live alone? Who ya gonna call? Kurt Knapp of course...

The Turks and Caicos Islands real estate industry is “back with a bang”, as home sales rocketed a reported 70 percent over the past year. And it’s not that homes on the 45,000-population island are much cheaper than in Bermuda: the average condo pri...

A friend of mine was recently grumbling that his four-year-old picked the most complicated Halloween pumpkin carving pattern from a craft book, then walked away to watch a movie. Whatever happened to the days when our only choices were triangles or c...

Four hotel workers, all Bermudian, have been made redundant at one of the Island's leading hotels. The cuts at Rosewood Tucker's Point were ascribed by a spokeswoman to “restructuring”. The East End hotel, which employs 238 people, is understood by T...