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A celebrated and sporting family from a tight-knit community said goodbye last week to two neighbourhood figures who died within a day of one another. Virginia “MamaGin” DeGraff, a centenarian from North Village, Pembroke, who walked to a variety of ...

We are now just a few days away from the reopening of the Bermuda Bridge Club, with the first post-lockdown game scheduled for 9.30am on Wednesday. The club last saw a live game on March 13. It is a tight balancing act on when to get going, but I thi...

An annual fundraising event will become a virtual challenge that can be tackled anytime over 3½ weeks. The Bermuda Zoological Society’s Zoom Around The Sound will take place from September 5 to 30. A spokeswoman said: “Although participants will be u...

A trio of young artists have been given a total of $25,000 in scholarships to help them complete their studies abroad. Mackenzie Costa and Photini-Dawn Ingham won $10,000 each and Sabriyya Harvey was awarded $5,000 from the Bermuda Arts Council grant...

A Paget man seen on a motorbike with a beer bottle in his hand was sent to the DUI Court yesterday after he admitted riding while almost three times the legal limit. Magistrates’ Court heard that Yusuf Johnston, 43, avoided jail time after he pleaded...

Your first few days at a new job can be an emotional experience. You’re excited about the possibilities, but a little nervous about starting a new chapter in your career. There’s pressure to perform, and the expectation to achieve great things. There...

Readers may recall from The Royal Gazette of about two years ago the story of a Warwick resident who ran up a series of six-figure debts in the name of her four children — all of whom were under 12 years of age. According to the records of the Suprem...

Zeiko Lewis says he is “humbled” to have been named among the top ten players in the USL Championship from the Concacaf region this season. The Charleston Battery forward was a strong candidate for the accolade as his four goals and two assists this ...

Here we are in the August doldrums, even though the sea conditions would suggest otherwise. The humdrumness of it all stems from the fact that the fish have not yet turned on and the bite is poor. It is not that you can’t catch any fish; it is just...

Mt Zion AME Church will be hosting a back-to-school giveaway to assist families in preparing their students for the new academic year. Jahkimmo Smith, pastor at Mt Zion, is excited to host this event along side his membership. “Our goal for this in...

Sebastian Kempe is holding his own competing against Olympic calibre sailors at the UKLA National Championship in Weymouth, England. The promising Bermudian is presently seventeenth among a formidable 97-strong Laser Radial class going into today’s f...

Aristotle the Greek considered ethics a moral philosophy defining right and wrong, good and evil, and responsibility for one’s actions. Individually, we develop a personal code of ethical values during our lives. Children tend to not absorb such an ...