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Reyna Samms thought architecture was her passion until a trip to Egypt changed everything. “Every other year I go on a trip with my family,” the 21 year old Bermudian said. “In 2019, we went on a tour of Egypt and Jordan, and my father, Royland Sa...

Mindfulness has become increasingly trendy in recent years; however, Buddhists have been practicing this as a way of life for centuries. As the world turns the page of a new chapter and enters a new year there is much to be mindful of and believers f...

Happy New Year to you all, may 2021 bring you all good things at the table and I hope all your crucial finesses work when you need them, but further hope that you will only take the finesses that are absolutely necessary – as always, more on that lat...

Therapist Trina Davis Williams always wanted to find a message in a bottle. “Every time I go to the beach I keep an eye out for one,” the Hamilton Parish woman said. “I am always on the look out for treasures.” On December 12 she found one. “On our ...

I feel blessed and honoured to write you your last health and wellness article of 2020. What a year this has been, right? And whilst I've written of all the success I've managed to have (especially fitness related) it was done so simply to encourage ...

David Frith readily admits to being a loud mouth. He thinks that was one of the traits that made him a great St George’s Town Crier for 16 years. “People ask me what it takes to be a town crier all the time,” the 76 year old St David’s Island resid...

Kevin Chapman chose a cruise ship bound for Bermuda as the scene of the crime in his latest novel, Lethal Voyage. It was a journey the author was familiar with, having taken it often since he and his wife Sharon honeymooned here 37 years ago. “We’re ...

There are so many stories about champagne that today I will only share one as it involves the enjoyment of the world’s best known sparkling wine. Legend has it that the shape of the coup glass, popular in my younger years, was shaped like the left ...

Three years ago Joan Aspinall came up with a way of using her ocean-inspired designs to give others a hand up. Her collaboration with Bermuda’s mentally challenged resulted in a string of Christmas tree ornaments this year. In the past they have matt...

This will be a special Christmas for Judith Rollo and Delores Sullivan, Bermuda’s last Sisters of Charity. Having spent decades here helping the community, the pair will leave the island on Sunday to enter an assisted living home in Massachusetts. Th...