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Arielle Lee Ming’s first year studying dance in university came with a lot of unexpected challenges. The Covid-19 pandemic meant that she got stuck in Bermuda. Instead of going off to the Rambert School of Ballet and Contemporary Dance in Richmond, E...

Every time you judge someone you reveal a part of yourself that needs healing – Letters of Gratitude We are now a year and a half into the pandemic and it’s time to rip the Band-Aid off a subject that I have been avoiding writing about. Last wee...

When Nikki Fagan visited Jamaica a few years ago, she loved that ‘fluffy’ was used as a term of endearment for larger women. Inspired, she called her new plus-sized clothing business Rude & Fluffy, ‘rude’ being a nod to the style of clothing she sell...

This week’s United Dance Production recital Trying Times represents a second chance for dancer Gisella Filice. In 2020, Miss Filice was really looking forward to her final recital at UDP, after 15 years studying at the school. “Me and a couple of oth...

Popular Bermudian faith-based podcaster, Shaunté Saphire, was recently featured in the international Faith Heart Magazine. Faith Heart Magazine was founded in 2016 by Leslie E Brown, an author, prophetess and former educator. The mom of two crea...

With some return to competitive bridge, the following notice was sent out to the local Bridge Club and ACBL members in relation to the upcoming trials for the Central American and Caribbean Bridge Federation Zone 5 Championship. The trials are organi...

Mikia McGowan’s weight spiralled out of control after graduating from college. Children in the Brownie troop she led wanted to touch her baby bump, when she wasn’t even pregnant. “I was working as an administrative clerk,” she said. “Colleagues we...

I was going to give you some funny stories about how difficult my life is at the moment with one arm, but after a scroll through my newsfeed, I just can’t do it! The Taleban in Afghanistan, the earthquake in Haiti, wildfires in Algeria and California...

Although they have not visited Bermuda for a couple of years, an incident this weekend past has put two of our oldest friends, Neil and Maria Empson, firmly in the thoughts of my wife and myself. Neil, a New Zealander, and his wife Maria, a Rhode Isl...

I’ve been working as a mobile vet now for three years. Every day presents a new adventure, but sometimes not in the way you bargain for. The daily life of a vet is an extremely varied job and you never know exactly what you’re going to encounter nex...