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The Easter bunny has Felica DeRoza’s sympathies; she now knows just how hard it is to make eggs. She puts a tiny, bubblegum-scented one in each of her Easter baskets. The handmade items are just two of the many she makes from soap and sells through t...

On Thursday, March 9, 40 Primary 6 students at Somersfield Academy transformed themselves into notable personalities for their annual wax museum experience. What is noteworthy about the event is that it ties in so nicely with our schools’ commitment ...

Last week our BHS musicians visited Westmeath to perform our Annual Easter Concert for the seniors there. We all wore our Easter bonnets for the occasion — even our teacher Dr Tully! The seniors are always pleased to see us and they were waiting in t...

Homeopathist Melanie Dupres invited families of children on the spectrum to take part in her free homeopathy and autism trial last October. An initial hour-long consultation was followed by two 30-minute appointments before the children were given a...

The partnership between Dame Marjorie Bean Hope Academy and Warwick Academy continues to thrive. Close links have been developed with both sets of students by weekly visits when books, games and activities are shared. During the recent Primary prod...

For years, Nicole Dennis-Benn would leave her day job and go home and write in secret. Her wife insisted she choose between the two. Ms Dennis-Benn, a Jamaican who was working as a public health researcher in New York, is glad she listened. Her nove...

Dear Heather, We are first-time buyers. We’ve been looking around but how do we know if we’re getting a good buy? First-Time Buyers Dear First-Time Buyers There’s no such thing as a perfect home (especially in a place as small as Bermuda), but some...

Leona Thompson is 100 today. Her posture is straight and her mind is razor-sharp; she’s only semi-retired from the job she’s held for 51 years. She still does her own cooking and cleaning. “I can scarcely believe I’m 100, myself,” she said. “I don’t ...

Onions have been celebrated by Bermudians since the 17th century. So much so that we have been given the nickname “onion”. In St George’s we even celebrate New Year’s Eve by gathering to watch the lowering of the onion on the strike of midnight. Mar...

Solitude Place offers exactly what its name suggests: a tranquil retreat. The three-bedroom townhouse sits in a “private, peaceful corner”, at 14 Paget Lane. Rego Sotheby’s International Realty has the Paget property on the market for $1.05 million. ...