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More than 13 months after the America’s Cup, Marjorie Richardson-Caines still has boxes of the event-themed trays, bags and picture frames she had hoped to sell. Simply put, it was not the financial success the businesswoman had anticipated. “I defi...

TOMORROW • Christ Anglican Church: Come join us for our morning prayer service at 10am when we host the puppet ministry, male and female liturgical dancers and special musical selections. We will be celebrating with Canon James Francis on his retirem...

The winner of the 16th annual Famous for 15 Minutes playwriting contest will be named at Daylesford Theatre tonight. The rules state that plays are judged only on the quality of the scripts. Direction, acting and performance may bring them to life bu...

Two years ago, God called on Shannel Burrows to write a book. She admits she was “scared” — she knew nothing about publishing companies or writing styles. But, she put her faith in Him. “The process was tough at first because I didn’t really understa...

Time is running out to sign up for the Bridge Club Summer Party — at which no Bridge will be played! That would not have happened in my day. Here is a recent bulletin from the Committee to whet your appetite. A reminder about the “Bridge Club Summer ...

Her mom Rosalyn gave her some paper dolls and, at 7, Rochelle Minors found her dream job. Designing, colouring and cutting would keep her busy for hours. Then came the thrill of seeing how her outfits looked on her ‘models’. Swirl, her collection at ...

When purchasing TVs, cereal or cars most of us happily accept well-known producers like Samsung, Kellogg’s or Kia. When it comes to wine, however, there often seems to be a desire to seek small, boutique, or new producers. There is nothing wrong wit...

Charda Simons was beyond thrilled when judges at the Bermuda Fashion Festival announced that Street Lux, her line of “luxury urban streetwear”, was going to New York Fashion Week. It was an unexpected win for the 26-year-old, who had limited design e...

For the summer holidays, Young Observer will be featuring highlights of the schoolyear in our senior schools. This week, we salute Mount Saint Agnes.

Mandy-Suzanne Wong thought the e-mail claiming someone wanted to publish her novel was a hoax. She’d sent copies of Drafts of a Suicide Note to at least 100 publishing companies — not one was interested, but then Regal House weighed in. “I stopped co...