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Kameron and Kioshi Burgess, seventeen-year-old twins who attend the Berkeley Institute, have proved themselves to be two of Bermuda’s most promising young achievers over the past few years Throughout their teenage years they have participated in many...

At WindReach Recreational Village on Saturday, May 21 24 riders took part in nine events at the end of year horse show. The events ranged from games of skill which involved steering and picking up rings and dropping them in buckets to riders showcasi...

The founders of the original Boaz Island Nursery School (BINS) are looking to reunite with some of their old students. The idea is to share some of their happy memories from the 1970s and 1980s. A reunion is being organised for later this month by fo...

At West End Primary’s morning assembly on Monday May 23, Primary 4 Simons put on a fashion show with a difference. To the beat of Michael Jackson’s popular music, they shared with the school information about the newspaper they had been studying in t...

This has been a terrible year for tornadoes, with April 2011 setting the US record for the most tornadoes in any month. There can be little or no warning. One minute it’s just raining or hailing, and the next minute the roof or even the whole house i...

South African artist Margaret Best, grew up surrounded by an abundance of indigenous and cultivated plant life, so it came as no surprise that botanical subjects found their way into her work. ‘Bermuda Botanica’, her exhibit at the Bermuda Society of...

The recently unveiled public bronze sculpture, Against da Tide, by artist, Bill Ming, has already elicited several published responses and numerous private reactions. Walton Brown, in a recent column, rightly referred to its ambiguity, but art genera...