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It’s hard to make a living from music, when your audience can’t even find where you’re playing. So this month, Big Chill band leader Tony Brannon released www.bermuda-entertainment.com. The website contains a schedule of performances of entertainers ...

Space is tight at Bo’s Lawn Equipment in Warwick — there’s just 300sq feet of floor space. Still owner Chris Bromby packs the store with weed whackers, lawnmowers, air conditioners, barbecues and the odd cement mixer. “It does get a little clustered ...

After two years in operation, the BruMae Caffé on Burnaby Street closed its doors today. But owners Ashly and Bruno Cucinotta said this is not goodbye. “We are relocating,” Mrs Cucinotta said. “I don’t want to say to where yet, but it will be out of ...

When the Maskal family founded Bermuda Herbal Tea Products, it wasn’t for the money, it was for the good of humanity. They claim their juices and teas are the natural way to lower high blood pressure, prevent cancer and cleanse the organs, among othe...

The long wait is over, Mr Chicken in Sandys has finally hatched. Owners David and Beryl Furbert held a grand opening for Mr Chicken at 23 Somerset Road, on Thursday. The fast food eatery is their fifth Mr Chicken, and possibly their last. “This one ...

Davika Hill has dreamt of starting her own business since she was five years old. “Even at that age, I knew I wanted to have some kind of flexibility and to be able to call the shots for my own life,” the 30-year-old said. Last December the dream bec...

This week Robertson’s Drug Store in St George’s pulled the plug on a dirty habit — plastic bags. On Monday, the store announced it would no longer be offering plastic bags or plastic straws to its customers. If customers need something to carry their...

Bermudians love to give each other nicknames. When Peter Sousa worked in a local hardware store, a co-worker dubbed him “Pete Moss”. “He would say, ‘a rolling stone gathers no moss’,” said the 23-year-old. Mr Sousa didn’t completely understand the lo...

Equine vet Stephanie Wilkinson always wanted to set up a practice at home in Bermuda, but didn’t think there would be enough customers. “Although we have a relatively healthy population of horses considering the size of the island, it’s not quite eno...

The Frog & Onion Pub in Dockyard, is open for business again after a $500,000 renovation. But don’t panic, history lovers, the vintage bits — the candles, the bust of General Abernathy, the giant bellows — are still there. “Some of our long-time reg...