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“To be silly. Not too silly. Just the right amount of silly.” That was the promise made between husband and wife Cullen and Kaitlyn O’Hara as they exchanged vows at their New Year’s Eve wedding. The short ceremony was peppered with kisses — each vow ...

Kameron Fox, the BAA assistant coach, believes his side’s penalty shoot-out win over X-Roads Warriors in the First Division Shield was testament to his players’ discipline and appetite for hard work. BAA won 4-1 on penalties after the game had finish...

City officials have declared North Hamilton’s big night on New Year’s Eve a spectacular success. The festivities pulled in close to 1,000 people without incident and were well endorsed by area businesses. Charles Gosling, the mayor, said the Corporat...

Mutiny, murder and cannibalism are just a few of the cheery topics in Graham Faiella’s new non-fiction book, Ate the Dog Yesterday. The Bermudian author extensively researched all manner of maritime dramas for his latest release, delving deep into th...

Jimmy Spithill’s wish for a first Sydney Hobart Yacht Race victory finally came true in this year’s blue water classic. The Oracle Team USA skipper was on-board Jim and Kristy Clark’s 100-foot supermaxi Comanche, which came from behind to seize line ...

Saturday, January 9 Women Aglow Int will hold a fellowship worship service at Astwood Hall on Church Street, Hamilton at 9.45am. Rev CE Nelson Jr, of the Heritage Worship Centre, will be the speaker. The theme is Courageousness, based on a passage o...

Dear Dave, I work in IT, and I recently learnt that I’ll be losing my $88,000 a year job at the end of February. We’re debt-free, except for our home, and we have a full emergency fund in place. The problem is we just cash-flowed one daughter’s weddi...

“Where had I heard this wind before/ Change like this to a deeper roar?” * By John Barritt Finally, Mr Editor, a much-needed Commission of Inquiry, the announcement of which has met with initial endorsement from the Man on top of the Other Hill down ...

Dear Sir, I suspect many people will feel encouraged by the announcement of the Commission of Inquiry to investigate the years highlighted by the Auditor-General’s report. However, on balance in my view, the country is a bit cheated when we only have...

Dwight Grant didn’t learn to read until he was in his teens. He was placed in remedial classes throughout high school in Nassau, Bahamas; some thought it was “a miracle” he even made it to college. “I was 14 years old when they recognised in school ...

Developing his career as a boat builder has been a labour of love for 23-year-old Alton O’Connor, but perseverance has paid off as he nears the conclusion of his first big job. “You’ve got to do what you love,” Mr O’Connor told The Royal Gazette. “I ...

The week has somewhat slipped away from me and rather than rush through a column I thought I’d take the opportunity to talk a little bit about bridge in general and then close with the customary good wishes. So, a few random thoughts. You can’t impro...