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Grab some popcorn and vote, Bermuda. It’s a big ask from Wendy Tannock whose short, Compassionate Release , is now in competition as part of New York’s Chelsea Film Festival. People have until Sunday to create an account on Film Festival Plus, wat...

Coaching on the international stage wasn’t what Keisha Allen-Smith had in mind when she joined the Berkeley Institute as its director of staff development and instruction. But stress – and Covid-19 – propelled her in that direction. Ms Allen-Smith is...

The grounds of Summerhaven will soon look a lot brighter – thanks to a rose garden planted by a team of volunteers last weekend. Leading the project was Gerald Simons, a frequent visitor to the Smith’s residential care facility where his cousin Berne...

As a personal trainer I get asked loads of fitness-related questions. Below are some of the most common: Q: How many times should I work out? A: If you are striving for weight loss, consider two days of moderate activity (where you are a little out o...

While struggling to keep safe in New York City, an early Covid-19 hotspot in the US, Karee Luna lost her job. Then came the pain of “seeing people that looked like me being murdered on camera”. Uncertain as to what she should do, she started drawing....

Triumphs, MGBs, Mobylettes …. if you love the classics, keep your eyes peeled Sunday as some of Bermuda’s finest are expected to travel the island. Paul Joy is behind the parade. A huge fan of vintage automobiles, he’s eager to meet people that sha...

Junior Leaders appealed to Michelle Viera, her 13-year-old son Cameron wasn’t so sure. But, from the first meeting he was hooked. “We were encouraged to get involved by a friend whose son was already involved in the Junior Leaders programme,” Mrs Vie...

At some point during the lockdown brought on by the pandemic, Joan Aspinall penned letters to God on behalf of Bermuda’s children. She had become particularly concerned for their safety on learning that, contrary to earlier thought, young people were...

Anything for cancer care: that’s the Bosom Buddies mindset. Since it was formed 15 years ago the group has raised more than $800,000 through its annual girls’ night in, which usually draws about 200 people. Last year it donated $71,253 to the cancer ...