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Last Sunday, nature balanced the storm of devastating news with a peaceful and serene day. The sea rested after weeks of wind. The strong currents that still lingered from the passing of Hurricane Larry were gone. The surface gently undulated in a s...

David Ker has been charming visitors at the St George’s Historical Society for 24 years. The replica 18th-century press in the basement of Mitchell House on Duke of Kent Street is his baby. The 79-year-old loves demonstrating how the press once worke...

Have you found yourself stuck in a rut? Bored of the everyday lifting, spinning or aerobic class in the gym or studio? Well listen! Don't forget about the outdoors: the fresh air, the feel of the breeze across your face – the good ol’ outdoors is and...

Heather Willens remembers just how isolated she felt when her son, Theo, was born last year. Worried by the pandemic, she initially kept him close to home but as time went on she noticed he seemed a little more prone to sensory overload than his two-...

I often wonder why the concept of perfectionism exists in this mortal realm. My quandary stems from the fact that, if the purpose of human life (assuming you buy into the idea that life has purpose) is to learn and grow from one’s experiences then we...

Frustrated with all that was happening in her community, Jayde Gibbons picked up her camera and started shooting. Out of that came My Negus For Real, a series of black and white photographs that is now on display at Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art....

Kings are among us. Jayde Gibbons sees them and wonders if you see them too. A barber is seen serving a young patron (Get Fresh Friday). A senior walks with his feathered sidekick (Birdman). The current premier is making a public address (Perception ...

A children’s charity took to the streets yesterday morning as the group prepared to celebrate its 50th anniversary. Members of the Kiwanis Club of Hamilton greeted the public with a banner at the Crow Lane roundabout as commuters made their way into ...

Jo-Rena Davis calls herself the Wine Diva. It’s a role she fell into with the arrival of Covid-19 a year-and-a-half ago. Newly single and with a newborn in her arms, she lost her job and had to move in with family. Wine, she decided, was the way to ...

As families adjust to remote learning, some Jehovah’s Witnesses members are using the experience as an opportunity to teach their children powerful lessons in compassion and community service. Alexander Mosley, the media spokesperson for the local or...