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British ship Warwick supposedly had a noble purpose to take supplies from Bermuda to Jamestown, Virginia. Unfortunately, she sank in Castle Harbour in October, 1619 buffeted by the winds of a hurricane. Imagine the surprise of scientists several hund...

Six local charities are getting a dose of old fashioned Christmas spirit from stores located in the The Old Cellar on Front Street. Joan Cabral, of Hera Boutique at 47 Front Street, has launched a Christmas tree campaign to help The Bermuda Reading C...

When you are dealing with a patient with dementia, restraint can be a tough topic. You might not want the patient tied down, but sometimes there is a risk that they might wander, or fall and hurt themselves. Restraint was one of the hot buttons at a...

Bermuda doesn’t have to be a dead end for people entering the hospitality field; take the bull by the horns was the advice of on former Bermuda resident who has taken full advantage of the Fairmont hotel chain’s management training programmes. Cassiu...

Designer dresses, Christmas notecards, paintings, plants ­­— it’s all locally made and it’s all at the 18th annual Home-Grown Alternatives (HGA) event this Saturday. “If you want a gift for the discerning person, something locally produced, something...

Gerri Crockwell-Sequeros doesn’t consider herself to be a photographer, she just likes to permanently capture images that she finds interesting using a camera. Which seems to suit the definition of photography, just nicely. In the last couple of mon...

It’s only November and already the Orange Bay Company is getting into the holiday spirit by kicking off a campaign to raise more than $20,000 for a children’s art programme. The home furnishing and accessories store has just launched the Paint and Po...

To say that Lloyd Webbe would go to the ends of the earth to hunt for a great photograph is putting it mildly. This year’s Prism Award winning photographer has a side business, Safaris by Design, that takes people on safaris in various parts of Afric...

This week Bermuda Governor George Fergusson paid a visit to a special palm growing on the grounds of Government House. The tree was planted 52 years ago by President John F Kennedy during a crucial summit with Prime Minister Harold MacMillan. Today ...

Do not go where the path may lead; go instead where there is no path and leave a trail. That is the theme of the newly published autobiography by elder statesman Dr Clarence (Tessi) Terceira. His book ‘Tessi’s Highway’ is in bookstores now and detail...