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I read an article this weekend that talked about how the summer is ideal for maintaining your fitness level. But what about the rest of the year? The long days of summer give us more options to maintain our fitness and book a workout buddy. Season t...

Dear Heather, My house is on the market. I have recently reduced the price, but showings seem to have slowed down. Why do you think this is? Seller Dear Seller, Well done for adjusting the price, as most of the time houses will sell if priced correc...

Ada Nyabongo has been teaching piano for almost 80 years. Just about anyone who visits the 92 year old’s Hamilton Parish home is fair game for a lesson. Don’t try to dodge it by saying you’re not musical. “What do you mean you’re not musical?” is h...

Musician and producer John Woolridge never thought he’d perform at the 2017 America’s Cup. But a call for help from America’s Cup organisers snowballed and he found himself not only performing in the opening ceremony, but also its music director. Lif...

Ashley Dunn’s journey to The Met began in Paris. There for a year as an undergraduate, she jumped at the opportunity to intern at the Musée d’Art Américain in Giverny, and found her calling. In 2016, the Bermudian joined The Metropolitan Museum of Ar...

TOMORROW • The Salvation Army: Welcome and leadership affirmation service of Major Sandra Stokes as Divisional Leader of the Salvation Army Bermuda Division conducted by Colonels Lee and Deborah Graves, Chief Secretary and Territorial Secretary for W...

Dany Pen is no stranger to the loving kindness of the church. Growing up, she heard stories of how her mother, pregnant with her at the time, fled the genocide in Cambodia and arrived in the United States with the help of United Missionaries. After ...

Firstly, many apologies for the false alarm last week on the Bridge Club Summer Party! I had been publicising it for so long that once August came I thought it must be here. The Party is, of course, tonight and promises to be a lot of fun — the Club ...

Maya Palacio didn’t have the cash, but refused to let that get in the way of her education. For years, she worked around the clock for her tuition, eventually sacrificing her beloved field hockey, time with family and friends, and sleep. Her final ye...

Spain has the largest area of vineyards out of all the world’s wine-producing countries, but as their vines are planted further apart than in France or Italy, these two nations make more wine. In 2003 the Spanish Parliament created a new classificati...