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This column will concentrate mainly on the recently concluded Bermuda Sectional and will also provide some dates for your diary, including an interesting initiative on 24 October to get bridge players who have stopped playing back into the club. The ...

The Reverend Anthony Pettit spent years searching for a way to educate and train residents in various aspects of Christian ministry. He wanted to give lay ministers, especially those within the Anglican Church of Bermuda, an opportunity to develop t...

TOMORROW • Mt Zion AME Church: Join our Women’s Weekend celebrations based on Galatians 6 1:2, My Sisters’ Keeper. Rev Dr Danette Ming, associate minister at Heritage Worship Centre, will speak at 10am. Rev Ruth Vanlowe-Smith, pastor of Bethel AME Ch...

Raised on a South Dakota farm, Jerry Lohr understood the relationship between the land and growing crops and in the late 1960’s he decided to search for the perfect spot to grow wine grapes. This led him to the newly developing Central Coast region ...

Majah Hype’s nationality is one of comedy’s best kept secrets. The New York-based comedian likes to say he’s simply from the Caribbean. “If I said I was Bermudian the Bermudians would flock to my shows, but other people would be disappointed and stop...

Year 9 Warwick Academy student Sydney Bucci had the chance to travel to the Galapagos Islands for a two-week trip during the summer with her family and a friend. Sydney took three flights through Miami and Ecuador to reach the collection of islands ...

In Food and Nutrition class, we got the opportunity to learn about how to fillet a fish, in this case, a salmon. Local chef Jaelen Steede, who used to attend Warwick Academy, came into the school and demonstrated how to make his “salmon in parchment...

In September a critically acclaimed illusionist, Reza, had the chance to perform at CedarBridge Academy. Ms Burrows, a teacher at CedarBridge, spoke with his managers and arranged for him to perform for the school family. He did some magic tricks and...

We all have a preference; John Gardner prefers the aisle seat. It gives him a better perspective. The architect documents his journeys with a picture. He carries the sketchbook and watercolour paints with him on every flight. “It helps you observe,”...

It was not until he was locked up that Fitzgerald Richardson began to feel free. In and out of prison, he was certain he was built for “a life of crime”, but a dying friend gave him the courage to turn it around. Now set to graduate the Bermuda Coll...