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Every couple has that special something they like to whisper in each other’s ear. For Vivienne Lochhead and Chris Cabral that sweet nothing might be “eat my dust”. When they hit the Appleby Bermuda Half-Marathon Derby ever year they are serious comp...

The Reverend Alistair George Bennett’s favourite subjects growing up were maths and science. So no one was more surprised than him when he decided to switch paths and venture into full-time ministry in 1978. “It was a big change in direction for me,...

She was regarded as an affectionate, loving and compassionate person who had lived a fruitful and fulfilling life. Those were some of the glowing comments delivered by family members and friends that attended the celebration of life service for Mais...

TODAY • Marsden United Methodist Church: Women’s tea and hat show at Rolando Hall, South Shore Road, Smith’s, from 3.30pm to 5pm. Entry is $15. Bring your Bermuda-grown, plant-material hats. • Allen Temple AME Church: Join the Bermuda Conference East...

Only chef Srinivasan “Srini” Nandagopal knew how to make chicken fried rice the way Mazahim “Maz” Shabdeen liked it — hot and spicy. For years, Mr Shabdeen ordered the dish from Traditions Restaurant in Sandys every Saturday afternoon on his way to ...

Nine bottles out of ten of all wine produced will be consumed within the first year and 99 out of 100 within five years. In truth, somewhere between 5 and 10 per cent improves after a year and only 1 per cent after five to ten years, the lower figure...

Michaela Lewis has dreamt of being a designer since she was playing dressing up at six years old. “I was so young, but so ready. I always knew,” she said. “My mind has never changed.” By middle school, she was making and customising her own clothes...

It was the tools that attracted Marvelyn Rogers to the trades. Growing up in close-knit neighbourhoods, she always admired the skills of her male peers as they took apart and built their own motorbikes. “When I was younger I grew up in two different...

When the wrecking ball hit The Haven in 2000, Eugene Stovell and Timothy Sousa felt crushed. The building was once their refuge, Mr Stovell in the 1950s when it was a children’s home, and Mr Sousa in 1981 when it was a home for young mothers and thei...

At the beginning of this school year, Lyceum preschool embarked on a journey to transform a derelict courtyard into an outdoor classroom. After several planning sessions, the team which included staff, parents, and many members of the community sta...