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Trusting in God
Former Bermuda Idol and recording artist Larrita Adderley can now add author to her list of accomplishments. Her recently published book, Float: Trusting in God to Carry You, shares some of her personal experiences of...
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- Saturday Jul 4, 2020
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LifestyleSisters hit the airwaves
Ondray Simmons is usually on his way to work when <i>Good Morning...
Jul 3, 2020 8:00 am
- Revisited: the ‘lynching’ of Charles Wotten
- Bermudian model on a joyride with Kravitz
- A wake-up call for all Bermudians
- Safe port in a coronavirus storm
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Understanding concept of ‘ruff and discard’It just can’t be July already! Goodness, heat, humidity and another birthday — almost overshadows the queueing, hand-washing,...
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Tele-health benefits and the art of medicine during Covid-19
What is tele-health? In general, it is the delivery of health through technology. During the height of the Covid-19 pandemic,...
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Sisters hit the airwavesOndray Simmons is usually on his way to work when Good Morning America hits the airwaves.
Yesterday,...
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Acting on impulse
Riley Jackson’s dream is to become an actor, Venture Theatre is a stepping stone on her way.
Rowan Vickers’s company is...
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Grand designs
Akilah Swan’s motto had always been “go big or go home”. Fifteen years into her architecture and design career, however, she...
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Cultural centre calls for help
A Portuguese charity is appealing for help to make its dream of a cultural centre a reality.
Casa dos Açores da Bermuda...
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Lockdown takes cycle firm in new direction
When Covid-19 shuttered businesses, Dexter Swan knew the only way to move Social Cycles forward was to think outside the...
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Silent Praise group reaches out online
The coronavirus pandemic has tested the faith community in many obvious ways.
One less highlighted factor has been the...
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Being careful in bridge is advisable
So how does one write a column in the middle of a pandemic without writing about Covid-19?
I try and avoid the subject...
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A step in the right direction
On Sunday grab your phone, walk to the main road and take a picture of the path.
Next, forward it to...
- Giving back to the community
- Dining out in the Covid-19 era
- Facebook group re-homes baby items
- The power of essential oils
- ‘A lifetime to catch up on’
- Healing through writing
- Difficult to get 12 tricks on two hands that don’t fit
- Atelerie reopens with a focus
- Riding high for WindReach
- Fundraising in Ann’s memory
- Revisited: the ‘lynching’ of Charles Wotten
- Fear not, Pastor D is now online
- The power of prayer
- There is no ‘better’ game when comparing chess with bridge
- Melonie finds artistic outlet online
- Artistic inspiration for brave girls
- The view from where I sit
- No doubting Thomas: CEO reveals secret to success
- Oscar’s proving to be scientific surprise
- A whole exciting world of bridge games awaits you online
- Reaching out from a dark place
- Bermudian model on a joyride with Kravitz
- Online group helps mothers in pandemic
- Finding a new life away from abuse
- Putting fun into the coronavirus fight
- Out of this time of tragedy comes a new way of being
- Caring for chronic diseases in the pandemic
- TMI at the bridge table: starve your opponents
- Connecting with his artistic voice
- ‘Nursing opens so many doors’
- A wake-up call for all Bermudians
- Moving meditation
- Stay connected to God to navigate challenging times
- What inflammatory bowel disease patients should know
- A hand that needs a bit of thinking
- Safe port in a coronavirus storm
- Turning page from finance to fiction
- Painting by numbers
- A marriage made via Zoom
- Inheriting your father’s business
- Taking a closer look at Ramadan
- Online games growing in popularity
- ‘You have to be committed to caring’
- EMTs help out the homeless
- Is your grass now looking a little ‘forlawn’?
- Young Alex becomes local hero
- Stuck at sea with the Disney crew
- What happens to the hungry when we stop?
- From Lyme Regis to Bermuda
- You may have to rethink your play with this hand
- "Where is institutional racism in Bermuda most prevalent?"
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