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The Bermuda Economic Development Corporation has appointed two new directors, Jamillah Lodge and Raymond Lambert, to grow the organisation. Ms Lodge is the new director of communication and development and Mr Lambert is the new director of micro, sm...

There was a rush of interest when Doris Wade ordered pottery wheels for her new studio in Hamilton. “Are they here yet; are they here yet?” was the general refrain from her clients at Endless Creations Pottery & Mosaic Studio. She received 110 messa...

Lucy Attride-Stirling has never been afraid to speak her mind. Amnesty International Bermuda was a perfect fit for the 78-year-old. She worked with the charity for 26 years, writing thousands of letters to governments in protest of human rights abuse...

The Hamilton Parish Council will be hosting its first quality of life workshop, “Let’s Talk Money”, this evening. The talk will be given by senior business analyst Angela Joell, an education and investment manager in the Argus wealth management team....

Ma’Layah Swan might be only five years old, but already she knows the importance of good marketing. As the co-owner of Zam’s Lemonade, she hands out business cards to whoever will take one, wherever she goes — birthday parties, the grocery store, wai...

The Bermuda Medical Specialties Group has taken a new doctor, Andrea Gilford Johnson. Dr Gilford Johnson hails from Georgetown, Guyana, and has been practising for 18 years with particular interest in community and preventive medicine. “My personal m...

Sixty years into their marriage, George and Helen Burt love a good game of verbal ping-pong. “The reason we’ve been married so long is that no one else would put up with him,” Mrs Burt joked. Mr Burt quickly shot back: “That’s because no one else cou...

Looking for organic gin, inexpensive Malbec, or wine accessories — Discovery Wines’ new Hamilton store has it all. Discovery Wines opened a boutique store on the corner of Queen and Reid Streets in early December. “It has been very successful so far...

Over a 40-year career in photography, Gene Ray shot the movers and shakers of the world. He remembers boxer Muhammad Ali as “cool and calm” and television star Ed Sullivan as “nice”. But his beginnings were humble. He grew up on Hermitage Road, Devo...

Nothing says come hither like a 4,300lb mobile pizza oven. When J&B’s Wood Fired Pizza parked their oven on Kindley Field Road, St David’s for the first time three weeks ago, people lined up in the wind and rain. “It was so windy that one kind cust...