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Cheryl Hastings spends a lot of time painting what others may have overlooked. The back of the fast-food restaurant KFC, a rundown wooden house and a sunken dock are among the 22 pieces she has on display at the Bermuda Arts Centre at Dockyard. “I do...

In today’s article we’re going to quickly address the four subtopics involved in the psychology of nutrition: behaviour, cognition, treatments for weight management and healthier eating. 1. Behaviour Many people use food as a coping mechanism to deal...

“We must be willing to get rid of the life we’ve planned so as to have the life that is waiting for us.” Joseph Campbell Following on from my comments last week on forward planning, this week I thought I would continue the discussion by sharing my fa...

In September 2019 archaeologist Catherine Draycott led a public discussion in Bermuda on why the vast majority of people in her field were White. It drew the attention of the editors of the digital anthropology magazine Sapiens, who asked that she wr...

As a dementia care specialist, Marie Fay has grave concerns about Bermuda’s future. She has seen a tremendous rise in the demand for services in the past year. Although in keeping with global trends, the situation is compounded here: the cost of priv...

In most years at this time players would be fully back in the swing and looking forward and preparing for the major event of the year, The Bermuda Regional, which is usually held at the Fairmont Southampton at the end of January. This year, of cour...

In November, Restoration House Ministries International celebrated two decades of evangelism. Founder Eugenia Robinson started the organisation only three months after she dedicated her life to God. “My initial goal was to provide a safe place where ...

Happy New Year and welcome to 2021, the year that couldn’t possibly be any more crazy than 2020 … or can it? Unless Godzilla starts roaming the streets of Hamilton, I’m pretty sure we’re in for a better run. So here’s to a year of vaccines, hugs, vi...

It took Douglas Reed ten years to complete Child of Gilead. A labour of love, it was worth the effort; the Elliot Primary School teacher’s book nabbed top honours in the fiction categories of both the BookLife Prize and the Writer’s Digest’s Annual S...

The normal thing to do now would be to offer a few inexpensive wines as, even in the best of times, we rather overspend In December and are now on a tighter budget. As I took some time suggesting “holiday wines” at the end of 2020, I have decided i...