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Two months ago Tyka Edness quit her responsible job in order to do something that she loved. The 31-year-old had given her best for five years as a physiotherapist at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital but as Bermuda eased its way out of lockdown la...

Tomorrow, as is customary for more than 100 years, we will pay tributes to the fathers in our lives. The words, father and dad, should be synonymous, but they are not. Dads can be described as fathers, but not all fathers can be called dad. Currentl...

If you have access to a Bible, thank the Bermuda Bible Society for it. The organisation was formed in 1955 with the aim of giving everyone the opportunity to have a Bible and engaging them with it. Today their mission is to “spread the inspired word ...

Good defence at bridge takes a bit of work – you have to try and construct declarer’s and partner’s hand from the bidding, and then refine your view as the play of the hand proceeds. Sometimes that is difficult, other times really easy, sometimes it ...

Since she was tiny, Chloe’s favourite fruit has been watermelon. These days she calls it water-malone in a silly voice. I have no idea why, but it’s subconsciously rubbed off and now I call it that too. It’s confusing when I’m in clinic, where I mu...

How much is your hair worth? Brittany DeMelo got more than $21,000 from friends, family and co-workers when she shaved her 14-inch locks. She passed the funds on to local cancer charity Pals, after Salon Pink stylist Chelsea Nelmes took to her head w...

It is always easy to reach for that familiar, refreshing bottle of white, but this summer why not try something new? We will start off by taking a trip to the island of Sicily and visiting a winery known for their work with little known ancient gra...

“The longer I live, the more beautiful life becomes.” ― Frank Lloyd Wright For a long time, I sought motivation. I read books about how to be rich and famous or how to achieve goals or how to change habits. Books helped me, but I didn't feel the auth...

Paul Maddern’s not-so-secret hope is to have talented Bermudians join him in Northern Ireland for a residency at his writers’ retreat, The River Mill. Covid-19 halted a plan he had been hatching with Kim Dismont-Robinson, the director of the Departme...

Every Halloween children descend on Raymond Madeiros’s Devonshire home “like locusts”. So many come to trick or treat and see the goblins, headless horsemen and snakes in his Melville Road yard, he has someone stand at the front gate to make sure the...