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Safari leader and photography teacher, Lloyd Webbe, is this year’s recipient of the AFL Prism Award, a prestigious lifetime achievement award for photography in Bermuda. Mr Webbe, 79, first started taking pictures as a teenager and since then has pho...

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...

A new book on the shelves now underscores that life is a journey, not a destination — and we determine our destiny by the direction we take. ‘Tessi’s Highway’ is the autobiography of retired dental surgeon and former Government Minister Clarence Ter...

If you cruise the internet for the word dyslexia you get an array of conflicting opinions about what it is, and what causes it. There are even people who disagree that it even exists. It can be very confusing to a parent just starting to deal with a ...

A lady helped by cancer charity PALS in her darkest moments, is now determined to return the favour with a variety show and dinner fundraising event. It was going to cost Paz Syjuco, gastrointestinal cancer survivor, $3,500 a month to pay for medica...

The average Bermudian may be consuming enough sugar to fill an industrial dumpster each year, said the Bermuda Diabetes Association, so it is critical to educate people about lifestyle induced diabetes. Tomorrow a number of organisations including Ki...

It seems like your typical school photograph — uniforms are straight, heads are stiffly forward and socks are pulled up. The only thing different about this picture is that the students are wearing colourful gombey masks. This photo, called Formalit...