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Imagine you’re at the beach, stuck in a life preserver that’s so big and ugly that people can’t help but stare. Even worse, it only lets your legs get wet; the rest of you bobs like a cork. That’s the experience for many people with physical disabi...

Paula McQueen’s talk is called The Allergic Child. If you’re a parent with concerns, it’s one you won’t want to miss. The UK specialist will share “recent developments in paediatric food allergy” at a free presentation by asthma charity Open Airways ...

When Robin Blackburne loses a game of tennis he can’t blame his racket. The 82-year-old designed it himself. In 1973 he grew frustrated with the ball bouncing off the frame and whizzing in the wrong direction, so he added an extra set of strings. He...

Khalid Muhammad and Charann Woolridge could be down on life. The engaged couple had to put off university last year because they couldn’t foot the bill. Despite the disappointment, they’re not sitting around moping. They’re working to raise the ...

TODAY • Heard Chapel AME Church: Dinner theatre featuring the St James Stage Group, 6pm in the Christian Education Centre. Formal attire. Tickets, $50, available on 292-3949 or admin@heardchapel.bm. TOMORROW • Marsden First United Methodist Church: W...

Got any spare cash? It just might change a life. Three teenagers are asking residents to hand over any loose coins in their pockets, couches and laundry. It’s part of a school project in aid of the Bermuda Diabetes Association. The money will be used...

Today • Christ Anglican Church Devonshire: The third annual Joyful Noise Concert from 6pm until 8pm. Join us for vocalists, dancers and more; refreshments will follow in T N Nisbett Hall. Tickets, $10, go towards the restoration of Christ Anglican Ch...

A fantastic experience for our children, teachers and parents was how Mrs Garita Coddington, Principal of Francis Patton Elementary School described last week’s visit to two Elementary Schools. Twelve children from the school’s Student Lighthouse Tea...

Sandys Rotary Club was certain there were young Bermudians who wanted to develop their professional and leadership skills. The group was equally certain they had the mentors in place to guide them. From there, Rotaract Bermuda was born. “My feeling...

Some children are brought up playing Monopoly and chess. They learn to strategise and monopolise. Others gamble. They play Crown and Anchor, they play dice. They play games of chance and that’s just how they live their lives. The proverb is his own,...