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Bermuda, with a landmass of 21 square miles and a population of around 63,000 can, in most areas, hold its head high. Covid has been damaging to the economy and Bermudians have suffered in numerous ways. Thankfully, we are surrounded by the ocean, an...

Hafiz Dill is banking on a lot the Wednesday before Cup Match, and it has nothing to do with which team takes home the trophy. It’s the night he has selected to premiere his film, Sincere: Love, Hell or Right. The movie is a prequel to Hustlerz Parad...

As Bermuda slowly but surely gets Covid under control things are beginning to open up and that includes the Bermuda Bridge Club. The Bridge Club, and the ACBL Unit 198 which is responsible for the Regional and the Sectional, are progressing carefully...

In the City of Hamilton, the house Wantley may be endangered but, out in the west, in “God’s country”, the uppermost parish of Sandys, a little monument of built-heritage has been restored, thanks to the generosity of Crisson Construction and an anon...

Susan Richardson will always be grateful for the “insightful and eye-opening” classes at the Koinonia Training Centre that helped her attain her doctor of ministry degree. Rev Dr Madeline Hayward is looking forward to using her master’s of ministry d...

Two weeks ago I promised myself I would write three columns ahead of time so I could switch off on holiday. Fast forward to this moment … it’s the night before we fly, I’ve a full clinic of clients in the morning, I haven’t packed a thing (not even ...

Reggae, classical, gospel, jazz…..Taylor Rankin and his violin Leroy are mixing music with a bunch of surprises in a live concert tomorrow night. The show is free, the latest in the Bermuda Festival of the Performing Arts’ 2021 virtual series. Rankin...

Last week I wrote of the world’s oldest wine grape, as it is celebrated each year on the fourth Thursday in July. I have decided to continue this as so many of you are firing up the barbecue and shiraz/syrah goes with beef like chocolate goes with ...

Clare Dominguez was leading tours in the Guatemalan jungle in 2020 when the pandemic hit. She took stock of her options, and moved forward with a plan she’d previously been too terrified to execute. “I know Covid has caused a lot of pain and hardship...

Yesterday, I rang the bell of our front door. My husband Bill opened it and looked down at my feet. He jumped aside as I rolled a big watermelon with my toes into our living room. Bill’s face was the picture of surprise. I couldn't stop laughing. “Y...