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On May 12, nine years ago, I first came to Bermuda while working on a cruise ship. The day I came ashore, I fell in love with this stunning and exquisite island – and my future husband. It was love at first sight. On the ship, I had visited many isl...

On her 88th birthday, Betty Smith woke to messages on Facebook and WhatsApp. By the end of May 3 she’d received more than 200 phone calls, the most distant came from an old family friend living in South Korea. Although out enjoying the day with her d...

If cauliflower can be anything, you too have endless potential. Funny right? But it’s true. Cauliflower has become pizza crust, rice, Buffalo wings … indeed it is more than a bland vegetable to so many people. Do I like the substitutes? Nope lol, but...

One of the more interesting challenges of being an idea person is that you never quite know what crazy notion is going to pop into your head from one moment to the next. You have to learn to pick and choose which ideas to share with others, what to s...

Just in time for boating season, Sail Bermuda has a new catamaran. Caleb and Marilyn Zuill only wish she hadn’t taken such a roundabout route. The couple bought Elusive in Grenada in November, 2019. Their idea was to use her to expand their boat char...

Thanks to Covid-19 it’s been a tough year for Denae Simmons – but on Saturday she’s celebrating. The salon owner is asking past and present clients to stop by Colour Art Nails, where she will be handing out food and freebies as a way of showing her a...

Thursday marked the end of the Islamic Holy Month of Ramadan. It concluded with Eid al-Fitr, the Festival of Breaking the Fast. Eid, as it is commonly referred to, begins at sunset on the night of the first sighting of the crescent moon, signalling i...

One of the key factors in successful declarer play is to keep a clear head and try and make plays that have the highest chance of success, as opposed to making reflex type plays that usually lead to success, but too often don’t. This hand came up on ...

The very first wines were rosé. The ancients crushed red and white grapes together and, as early as the sixth century, the Greeks bought vines to southern France where they made pink wines. By the time the Romans landed in Provence they had heard of ...

Jonathan Christopher is hopeful that in the coming months, he might just get his life back. As the Broadway singer envisions it: he’ll see his family, get back up on stage and leave the tiny apartment in Toronto he’s been stuck in on his own since th...