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Dear Heather: My husband and I are ready to buy our first home, but it’s a big step and we are concerned about the responsibilities of home ownership. Do you have any advice? — Ready to Buy Dear Ready to Buy: The Bermudian dream of owning a piece of ...

The Bermuda Police Force was established 135 years ago in 1879, which leads to the question: who was responsible for maintaining law and order in Bermuda before the Police Force came into being? History buffs will know that the first recorded murder ...

Roseli Johnson never expected to reinvent herself at the age of 48. But that is what she had to do when she lost her job as a gallery administrator last December. “I was working at the Bermuda National Gallery East in St George’s,” she said. “I was r...

Jonathan Marshall-Symonds is finally mobile — and has the public to thank for it. His mother asked for help after the teenager, who was born with cerebral palsy, outgrew the family car and was confined to his home. The family was inundated with suppo...

Behind every life, there’s a story ... Sivakumar Senthamaraikannan’s is interesting. Taste 141’s 29-year-old head chef came to Bermuda in 2007. Nearly four years ago he had a daughter and married her mother, Natalie Rego Sousa, the love of his life. ...

Bermuda’s year ahead? It’s full of money and abundance. Or at least it is if you believe the numbers. Jen Young does. She’s built a business helping people become more self-aware through readings based on numerology, tarot cards and astrology. “The y...

Watching a loved one grow old can be scary. Add dementia to the mix, and proper care becomes all the more important. The Island’s ageing population has led to a rise in the number of people affected by the disease. It’s a trend that has been noted at...

It’s been 47 years since Suzie Lowe left Malawi, but the country is still working its magic over her. Ms Lowe is a mixed media artist who makes African-inspired masks, as well as chunky bracelets, earrings and ceramic fish. “My masks are African infl...

Bajan men are likely now greasing pots and pans and sharpening kitchen knives in an effort to prove one thing tomorrow night — that they too can cook. The Barbados Association of Bermuda has set the stage as a fundraiser for its scholarships. It’s ...

A planned performance of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night by Warwick Academy’s Year 11 had to be postponed last month because of the impact of Tropical Storm Fay and Hurricane Gonzalo. The play was part of the Bermuda Shakespeare Schools Festival. When th...