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Three Gables combines the best of both worlds: old Bermuda charm and modern amenities. The three-bedroom cottage sits at 93 Somerset Road. It neighbours Heydon Trust park and its many acres of open space. Coldwell Banker Bermuda Realty is selling the...

Dear Heather, I have received an offer on my property. I am so excited! But my agent tells me not to get too excited yet. What could possibly go wrong? Seller Dear Seller, When a buyer makes an offer the first thought that crosses m...

Dorothy Esdaille was widowed at 47. She had four children to support, a heap of hospital bills, and a mortgage. All she could do was sit down and pray. “I asked God to please keep me well so I could pay everything off,” said Mrs Esdaille, who celebra...

Wayne Eagling was once the heart-throb of the ballet world. As a principal of the Royal Ballet in the 1970s, he was famous for his energetic leaps and twists; enthralled students hung his poster on their bedroom walls. After a long career in dance an...

Danjou Anderson was just out of acting school when he was hired to work on a huge New York production. He was only pulling the curtains, but was sure it would lead to his big break. “It was a very important play starring Clarence Williams III and Hal...

My feature this week could well be called a ‘double-header’ — plus one. We begin with the 154th anniversary of Somerset Methodist Church, followed by the birthday celebrations of noted music teacher Olivette Burch Morris. My column concludes with th...

Today Bermuda Conference Women’s Missionary Society of the AME Church concludes a three-part series, The Learning Experience, at St Paul AME Church at 8.45am. The event is based on the theme: Transformed — To Make a Difference (Romans 12:1-2). Ticke...

Running a successful fashion line takes a lot of hard work and dedication. A few celebrity endorsements don’t hurt either. Bermudian Gemma Shane launched Pum Pum Socks with Jamaican stylist Savannah Baker last November. Their frilly footwear collec...

Amanda Harkness’s preschoolers did not understand the link between vegetables and gardens. The Kaleidoscope students thought all their food came from container ships, and were surprised to learn it could be grown in their backyard. “Children today ar...