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“No, No No Don’t do Drugs” This is the title of the song we created with our teachers for the Pride song competition. We did not win but we performed our song for a huge audience on the steps of City Hall last week. Ed Christopher, the town crier, gr...

Jackie Costello is a girl on a mission to break the stigma attached to mental illness. It’s a cause that hits close to home for the 15-year-old. Growing up with an uncle with paranoid schizophrenia, the Somersfield Academy student saw the challenges...

On Sunday afternoon in Hamilton car park the America’s Cup racers put on an event where everyone who came could see them race on a giant screen. I was at the event with my nana, my dad, and my older sister, who is amazing even though we might have s...

Ernestine and Andrew “Sandy” Iovino fell in love with the Island while honeymooning here in 1965. It’s no surprise then that the Virginia couple chose Bermuda as the destination for their upcoming 50th anniversary celebration this weekend. “We lov...

Dear Heather: I am moving and want to sell my house. Is it better to show it while it’s vacant or occupied? — Seller Dear Seller: There are good and bad aspects for both scenarios. If the property is vacant a homeowner is not interrupted at inopportu...

There’s a lot that’s appealing about this Shelly Hall condominium. It’s a three-bedroom home with hardwood flooring, plenty of cabinet space and views as far as Dockyard. If sunshine makes you happy, the en suite master bedroom should give you lots o...

Bermudian paratrooper George Fisher walked 100 kilometres with two bullets in his legs during the Second World War. In September 1944, when he was 24 years old, he was shot and captured during the failed British Market Garden Operation in the Netherl...

The Black Panthers: Vanguard of the Revolution’ is directed, produced and written by Emmy Award-winning documentarian Stanley Nelson. The film had its world premiere at this year’s Sundance Film Festival. Here, Mr Nelson — awarded the National Humani...

Nearly three decades after his career began, reggae dancehall singer Tony Curtis is holding his own and showing no signs of letting up. “To be truthful, not in a million years did I dream of this,” said the 44-year-old, who has six studio albums and ...

Every concert needs a bit of local talent. Rivah, Ramon Clarke and Hype Type are coming out to warm up the crowd before international stars Leroy Gibbons and Tony Curtis get on stage tomorrow night. “We certainly have a wealth of talent on the Island...