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There are not many fitness classes open to newborns. But Lynette Colvin aims to change all that with Zumbini, a Zumba class for children aged four or younger. “Sometimes it turns out to be more of a workout for the parents,” she admitted with a laug...

Family, friends, employers or complete strangers, there’s no one Laverne Scott won’t hit up for Pals. The Pembroke grandmother has raised $9,000 for the cancer charity in the last 14 years. “It’s simple,” she said, “I just put my feet in the street.”...

Graham Frith knew he wanted to give back, but his busy schedule did not leave him much time. Looking at his calendar, the gym manager asked volunteer services co-ordinator Allison Garland what role she could give him. But the question quickly became,...

At 10, Lowdru Robinson was amazed to learn his grandmother was white. Until a classmate called her a “white codfish”, he’d never thought about it. “She was just grandma,” said the 81-year-old. And in segregated Bermuda, he found it difficult to reco...

Joan Simmons remembers clearly the day God directed her path into mission work. She was 15 years old and had just recently converted to Christianity after growing up in a Hindu family in Trinidad. One day while praying with a group of friends, she h...

TODAY • Koinonia Training Centre, Bermuda: Join Dr Tim Hamon of Christian International as he speaks on The Purpose and Destiny of the Church from 8.45am-4pm. In the lower hall, Evening Light Pentecostal, Parsons Road, Pembroke. Registration and a fe...

With absolutely nothing happening on the local front, it is a good opportunity to report on the recently held 43rd World Bridge Team Championships in Lyon, France between August 12-26. From all accounts, the event was a huge success and Lyon produced...

Alexandra Stewart’s most important hiking lesson is a simple one — just keep going. That message was brought home this summer when she walked the 217-mile Camino Primitivo, one of Spain’s toughest trails. Much of the route involved scaling steep hill...

Executives sit around the world’s boardrooms all stumped by the same question: how can we get more women in the room? So, Christie Hunter Arscott asked the women. The Bermudian’s findings are featured in Dear CEO, a collection of letters that offer ...

All wine publications have their way of evaluating the bottles that they usually taste blind. Most now use the 100-point system that I believe Robert Parker started, and here is how he explains it. A 70–79 is average with little distinction, but so...