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Going Back to the Land?! We should definitely encourage the public to go back to the land. By doing so we would alleviate some of the dependency on imported produce and we would actually be able to save money. Instead of constantly shelling out mon...

Clearwater Middle School students performed a hat-trick last weekend. Their company, CW ROV Inc, won the top prize at the Mate Bermuda Regional Remotely Operated Vehicle Challenge for the third year running. The annual event at the National Sports C...

Fifty years ago, Joan and Gordon Stevenson sealed their love for each other — and Bermuda. Although originally from Scotland, they started a new life in Canada after they married in the summer of 1967. Bermuda was the antidote to the homesickness cau...

Monique Lightbourne-Cook donated her kidney to save her mother’s life. She ended up saving three, including her own. Hypertension put Penny Cook on dialysis for eight years. It seemed a new kidney would never come through. Finally, Marianne Herbert...

Quinton Mallory never expected to be a newlywed at 80. When his wife Sharon died in 2009 he thought that was it for romance. Then he bumped into Patricia Price, at the Warwick Bowling Alley. They’d worked together for years at the Bermuda Telephone...

Dear Heather, We have signed a contract to buy a house. When we first saw it, before signing the agreement, there were two refrigerators. One was in the kitchen and one was in the basement. The real estate agent told us that both refrigerators would ...

Cragmore combines 19th-century architecture with 21st-century conveniences. The historic home sits just outside Hamilton, at 57 Pitts Bay Road. Harbour Realty Ltd is the sole agent for the property, listed for $8.75 million. It’s set on more than an ...

At 6, Mackenzie Paul was trying to imitate Van Gogh. By the time she was in her teens, her workload at Somersfield Academy was so “intense” her art had to take a back seat. She was thrilled when her parents, Ann and Bryan Paul, agreed to enrol her at...

When a job was advertised on the AS Coopers cosmetics floor, Christoper Vee knew he had to apply. It was 2005. He had met his Bermudian husband Joe Gibbons in Toronto and this was their chance to live in the same country. But work permits come with ...

Snow, sleet or freezing cold, none of it stops Geoff and Ethne Dickinson from carrying on the tradition they picked up in Bermuda 45 years ago. The Calgary, Alberta residents fly kites with family and friends every Good Friday, no matter what the wea...