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Wouldn’t it be fabulous to give an important friend or associate one hundred years in a single gift? All you must do is purchase a bottle of 10, 20, 30 and 40-year-old Graham’s tawny port. Let me see if I can persuade you to do so by supplying a few...

Sheridan Smith was left with a lot of time on his hands after his best friend Dayle Butterfield died last year. Determined to fill it with something positive, he started working through his bucket list. A documentary, This is My Spot, was the first ...

It had been 66 years since Cliff Taylor was in Bermuda. On his return last month, what he found most fascinating was just how little had changed. “There are so many cars on the road now,” said the 87-year-old, who made the trip from England with his...

The book is called Extraordinary Stories From Phenomenal Girls and it’s been a year in the making for Margaret Giloth and members of the Dream Girls Club. Phenomenal People, the charity behind it, set the publication as a 2019 goal. Its official lau...

Sylvia Shorto joined the Lifelong Learning Centre as its director 11 days ago. She’s likely still figuring out how the coffee pot works. But when the dust settles, she has some plans. High on the list is eliminating “concepts of ageism” from the Berm...

Queen & Slim has Shiona Turini’s stamp all over it. She is the costume designer of the romantic drama that is now showing at Speciality Cinema; her efforts have been lauded by the likes of Vanity Fair, The Wall Street Journal and Toronto Life. As has...

The two-session Open Teams Championship took place at the Bermuda Bridge Club last Saturday and in a cliffhanger of a finish the team of Alan Douglas, Ed Betteto, Fabian Hupe and David Cordon took the title by only one Victory Point. The winners scor...

When the Reverend Lisa Osborne’s son Jordan was three, she learnt he had a severe speech impediment. She took her concerns to God. At the International Prophetic Encounter Conference, an annual event hosted by Restoration Fellowship church, she recei...

Goodbyes are usually bittersweet. They mark the end of one chapter and the beginning of a new one. In this case, it’s the end of my time as Religion Correspondent at The Royal Gazette, and the start of an exciting, new journey as I take steps to lau...

TOMORROW • Bahá’ís of Bermuda: Monthly first Sunday devotional gathering at 11.15am. The word of God offers insights for addressing the issues facing society and contributing to its social and economic betterment. Refreshments will be served. All a...