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A Bermuda businesswoman has linked up with a US firm to offer a new shipping service for the Island. Dawn Zuill, owner of Daisy & Mac, said her own frustration with high shipping costs had spurred her to establish the new service. Island Bargains of ...

A humanitarian visit to an orphanage in Haiti in 2008 changed Phillip Rego’s life forever. The Royal Gazette’s Nicola Muirhead travelled with Mr Rego and the Feed My Lambs ministry to the country last week to see what they do first hand. In the firs...

RenaissanceRe’s Finance team took part in a community day, cleaning up the Railway Trail near the restored bridge at Bailey’s Bay. Volunteer efforts were being led by senior vice-president and chief accounting officer Mark Wilcox, a member of the b...

Sandys South voters will pick their new Member of Parliament at the polls tomorrow. Several residents of Constituency 33 told The Royal Gazette they would have preferred to have kept Independent MP Terry Lister, who decisively won the seat in 2012 fo...

A church has donated nearly $2,000 to assist victims of domestic violence. Food vouchers worth $300 each have been given to two clients of the Centre Against Abuse by Marsden First United Methodist Church. The church also made a separate donation o...

Artist Mikado Grant will this week hold his first solo show. An exhibit featuring work by the 23-year-old opens in the Bermuda College art gallery on Thursday, and will hang through January. Mr Grant says he got to where he is now thanks to a line of...

You don’t need a paint brush and pastels to call yourself an artist. Velina Wheatley-King is making a name for herself by creating intricate works of art with a Sharpie pen. “I’ve always had an interest in art, but a few months ago it was rekindled...

Roy-Allan Burch cannot wait to mix it with the best again when he goes in the 50-metre freestyle on Thursday at the Central American and Caribbean Games in Veracruz, Mexico. Bermuda’s top male swimmer finished seventh in the men’s 100 metres freestyl...

A three-vehicle smash caused traffic delays in Sandys this morning. A water truck, a police car and a bus were involved in the accident, at 9.15am in the area of Sound View Road. No one was injured, police said, and motorists were urged to avoid th...

Tuff Dogs, the defending Corona League champions, are the only team to remain unbeaten this season after defeating BAA Wanderers 4-3 at Goose Gosling Field on Saturday. Anthony Webb bagged a brace, with Milton Ferriera and Jeff Franklin also scoring ...

Bermuda continues to spend more than it earns, the Ministry of Finance reported today. Government took in $443.5 million and spent $459.4 million during the first half of the fiscal year. Spending was said to be $28.5 million, or 5.8 per cent lower t...