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Here is a question to ask your partner on this Valentine’s weekend: how would you like to try a glass of Picpoul de Pinet? You can tell them that it is a refreshing dry, white wine that originates in a vineyard that borders the Mediterranean Sea in ...

After her parents split up, Rickie Williams’s life quickly unravelled. For years, starting at the age of 8, she was sexually abused by a caregiver. Eventually, the trauma became too much for her to cope with. She overdosed twice and ended up in a com...

When it comes to the simple pleasures, David Semos loves taking a quick nap in front of the television. And it’s no wonder. He teaches archery and fencing at several schools, runs archery and fencing clubs for adults, is active in the Bermuda Boys’ ...

One of the most common questions I’ve been asked is how to get leaner as well as toned. Most times, after a few questions, the person inquiring is an avid runner or what we call a cardio bunny who is consuming way too few calories because in some mag...

As far as pilot programmes go, Cindy Corday believes hers is a win both for her school and the island’s education in general. It offers Bermudian teachers who have a degree but do not have practical experience in the classroom the chance to spend a y...

“The hardest part about reaching heaven is realising you have arrived.” Unknown It’s often said that a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. If that’s the case, then how would you know when you had reached the end of a journey and wh...

Susan Folk has fond memories of her childhood in Bermuda – and encourages just about everybody she meets to visit. She has been back more than 20 times since she left the island for the US sometime around the age of 20; Tom Folk, her husband of 41 ye...

In my wrap-up of the first Bermuda Online Tournament last week, I missed bringing you some pretty important results – I’m blaming the hired help for that! The format of the event provided for overall winners in three categories based on results right...

He often called himself a “back o’ town” guy, and even after he reached what we could call “star status” Earl Cameron would often drop back to his “back o’ town” roots. Earl and I met in the late 1960s – we were both Baha’is and he was visiting Bermu...

Mount Saint Agnes Academy is observing National Catholic School Week, an annual celebration primarily observed in the United States. As part of an effort to highlight that, Year 12 students Joshua Blee and Natalie Young spoke with The Royal Gazette a...