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Nothing about Gray Robinson’s first hours of kite surfing suggested a future career. He struggled to put his first kite board together in 2001. Eventually he and his father, Gordon Robinson Jr, got the contraption in working order and took it to Elb...

An impulsive move can change the course of your life. Tara Burchall tested this theory when, with a simple click of the mouse, she entered the Face of the World international modelling competition. Looking for new direction, the former teacher prayed...

New York is the city that never sleeps and you’ll probably have to do the same if you want to see even a fraction of all it has to offer during a mini-break. Fortunately, just like a real apple, “The Big Apple” can be enjoyed in bite-size chunks lea...

Good morning, good afternoon, good evening — it’s the little things that count in Bermuda. Etiquette expert Trudy Snaith has written Bermuda Shorts & More to help people who are new to the island fit in. The book covers “cultural etiquette faux pas” ...

Fiona Beckerlegge spent six years helping Bermuda’s children thrive. As a community physiotherapist for the Department of Health, she visited the island’s primary schools to assess students’ motor skills and muscle development and assist those with ...

Madeline White impressed beach lovers last year when she debuted Novah, her line of swimwear. Her minimal designs, paired with a glossy campaign wholly unexpected for a first-time designer, thrust her into Instagram feeds worldwide. She is now prepa...

It was an impressive list of artists, so people took notice of the relatively unproven 20-something-year-old who had landed on it. Rachel Jones had only recently graduated from university and was struggling to make her way. Being singled out by Brit...

A total of 83 people turned out for the Saltus clean-up at John Smith’s Bay. Ms Erika Powell, Saltus Year 4 Teacher and Year Coordinator, organised the second of two cleanups this academic year at John Smith’s Bay as part of Keep Bermuda Beautiful’s ...

Bald for a cause: Saltus shavees have raised more than $226,000 so far this year for childhood cancer research funded by the St Baldrick’s Foundation. On March 18, more than 100 had their heads shaved in the Alumni Hall at Saltus Grammar School to ra...

Bermuda’s young rugby players showcased their talents at the fifth annual Beyond Rugby Championship Day last Wednesday. Talented boys and girls from the island’s middle and high schools took part in the event, which marked the final school tournamen...