Who in Bermuda has not run out of water halfway through a shower, particularly in these hot, dry summer months?
But cracking open the water tank and squinting into the darkness, might not be the most ...
Law firm Wakefield Quin has awarded its 2019 legal scholarships to Ojeda Smith and Shayla Smith.
Ms Smith returned to WQ as an intern for her second summer, after successfully completing the graduate ...
The daily specials are still chalked on the wall at the old Tribe Road Kitchen on Reid Street, but the space is no longer a café.
Doris Wade of Endless Creations Pottery Studio, took over the locatio...
The Regulatory Authority is calling for public feedback on a preliminary report of an electronic communications sector market review.
The report is specifically focused on reviewing providers in the e...
There might be two kind of parents in the world, moms and dads who adore back-to-school shopping, and those who find it sheer hell.
Dionne Pearman falls into the first category.
“I really like to sh...
Eusebio Raynor doesn’t want much in life, just a job, money to spend and things of his own.
Unfortunately, when potential employers find out the 28-year-old is paraplegic, and in a wheelchair, the do...
Bermudian Wendy King has been made the new public policy and regulatory affairs analyst at the Association of Bermuda Insurers and Reinsurers.
In addition, Suzanne Williams-Charles, director of policy...
When teenager Dymare Simons launched his own healthy drink business, Aloe Aloe a month ago, a mentor warned him he’d lose sleep, money and friends.
“He was so right,” the 17-year-old laughed. “I have...
Seven local students got a first hand look at the insurance industry thanks to a summer internship programme at Liberty Specialty Mutual.
“The LSM Bermuda Summer Internship Experience is designed to d...
Leola Stovell is a self confessed fashionista.
“I have so many clothes at home it’s sinful,” the 76-year-old laughed.
She attributes this to growing up in a family of seamstresses.
At 12, she moved ...
