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Carol Carvalho loves to shop but has a rule: for every item that she buys, another has to go. The monthly car boot sale at Peace Lutheran Church in Paget is where she drops many of them off. “I hate clutter,” said the 75-year-old, who has organised ...

As the sun set and the cockroaches swarmed, Eva O’Connor wondered if she had made the right choice. She was spending the night in the middle of a field in Dockyard, having signed up for a two-week camp with Raleigh International called I Am Brave. “W...

Five months after politicians labelled him a racist and his band members walked away, Tony Brannon is looking to rebrand The Big Chill. The veteran entertainer is searching for a singer to front the group, which will have a new name and be backed by ...

As we all know, the game of bridge consists of three main parts — bidding, declarer play and defence. At the upper reaches of the game bidding is, by far, the most important component for success, because most expert and world-class players will rare...

Community Contact Ministry has always had the objective of engaging with the public; however, the coronavirus pandemic pushed its members to a new level. Pastor Gladstone Thompson and his team were able to continue with their weekly services despite ...

Bored during lockdown, Kamel Dickinson went into the kitchen and started recording. It was something the fitness trainer had been thinking about doing back in February as a way of building his social-media profile, but a friend put him off the idea. ...

Talk to Tcherari Nu Kamara and her peers about social issues and you will get an earful even though they might not march in protest. Their way is to air their frustrations through social media, through music, comic strips and cartoons. Ask why and th...

At 79, Marjorie Correia decided to bite the bullet and head to Transport Control Department to get a licence to drive a truck. She was tired of having to transport things that were way too big to fit in her car. “I got it so that if I wanted somethin...

In her late forties, Karen Franks started writing. At 55, she is in the middle of a $4 million effort to put characters from her book series, Abigail’s Dream Adventures, on the screen. It’s a “pinch me” scenario for Ms Franks, who loved writing as a ...

Robyn Bardgett thought knitting would be a breeze. She already knew how to crochet and she figured a book would teach her the rest. She soon found herself in a tangle. “This was in 2004 or 2005 before YouTube was really a thing,” she said. “Trying ...