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People interested in a masonry career are encouraged to sign up for an upcoming masonry apprenticeship training programme. The class is being run by the Department of Workforce Development in partnership with the Bermuda College/Pace, and the Constru...

When Karen Simons first went into holistic healing, she wasn’t sure how things would go. Was there enough interest in Bermuda in alternative therapies like cupping, acupuncture and transpersonal psychotherapy? “I had enough money saved, so that I co...

Fitness studios come and go in today’s economy, but The Athletic Club has remained a constant. The Washington Street, Hamilton facility celebrates its 35th anniversary this month. “I like to say I was 12 when I took the place over,” laughed owner K...

James Small started life in a staunchly Christian family in rural South Carolina. In his twenties he became an Imam working with Ella Collins, the sister of Malcolm X. At 74, he’s a Pan-African activist, scholar and speaker and a Yoruba priest. “God ...

For Lornelle Amory fitness is an act of creation. T-shirts for her kickboxing studio Longevity Athletics Bermuda, read: “I created this body in the LAB”. She set up the business at 100 Reid Street, near the corner with King Street, three years ago. ...

Carly Stong’s yoga class isn’t for waifs. The 33-year-old describes herself as “bigger-bodied” and planned a programme with similar-sized people in mind. “If someone says they don’t identify as bigger-bodied, but wants to come to a class anyway, the ...

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 and regulation, has been given additional respons...

After a year as assistant human resources manager at The MarketPlace, Racquel Liverpool has been promoted to manager of the department. In her new role, Ms Liverpool, will continue reporting to the director of administration. Her major responsibiliti...

Lawrence Trott starts feeling sentimental whenever he drives past East End Primary School. His parents, Fred and Shirley, and his five siblings studied there; his 1969 class was the first to graduate from the school’s present location — Grenadier Lan...

“Age is nothing but a number. You are never too old or too young to learn.” Sharmaine Thomas’s message to this year’s graduates of the Adult Education School was heartfelt. Like them, she was receiving her GED after a personal struggle, but the other...