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Wil Onions designed Marionfield, a four-bedroom home off Harbour Road. The classic Bermuda home has “breathtaking” views spanning from Dockyard to the City of Hamilton. There’s also a dock and mooring attached to the Warwick property, listed by Rego ...

There was a bloody mess at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital: a couple of unsuspecting pumpkins got stabbed in the head. The gory scene was wrought by the hands of chef Sivakumar Senthamaraikannan. “Everybody at Hallowe’en time does something to mat...

Working in the kitchen keeps Tyrone Pedro focused. He doesn’t want to spend time thinking about how he killed his friend, Steven Iris, four years ago. The 27-year-old spent two-and-a-half years in Westgate for the crime. “If I keep focusing on what ...

Local designer Carla-Faye Hardtman was inspired by military dress. Still, you won’t see any camouflage in this collection. The bold prints and bright colours, while soldierly in style, represent a side of herself that she has kept out of the spotlig...

There is a Guatemalan mafia in Bermuda, Paulo Izaguirre insists. The head chef at Village Pantry in Flatts finds it comforting. In 2000, he was one of maybe a handful of people from the Central American country living here. Today, if he wants to disc...

With the successful sectional now behind us, the Bridge Club is continuing its efforts to keep the game and the club healthy by getting players to attend more regularly and encouraging others to learn or advance their skills at the game. Jane Smith, ...

Being told you have cancer is never easy to digest — even as a strong believer in Christ. Such was the case for Valerie Smith in late 2013. Because breast cancer ran in her family, she had been faithful in having her mammograms. “I believe that m...

Last week, much of the talk was of fires in California and I thought back to the event when Marvin Shankin, of The Wine Spectator, thanked about 2,000 of us for supporting New York City during a time when smoke was still swirling up from ground zero....

Chaela Perinchief laughs whenever she’s asked about plus-size styles. She doesn’t think companies design clothing that celebrates the shape of women size 16 and up. But it’s something she’s looking to change. “We exist too,” said the local designer, ...