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X-rated baked goods? Nothing is too risqué for Stephanie Smith. She’s a favoured baker when it comes to bridal showers and bachelor parties. The 48-year-old puts her imagination to work and allows her baking skills to do the rest. “It is that wow f...

What makes a burger great? Any number of ingredients if you ask Cesar Domingo. He’s the chef behind SanziBar, the tapas and burger bar at Newstead. Fourteen burgers are on the menu. If you want an out-of-this-world experience, your best bet is likely...

Students aged 10 to 15 have come together and are dedicating their Tuesday afternoon advisory class to producing the ‘MSA Messenger’. The ‘MSA Messenger’ is the Mount Saint Agnes school magazine that will be a part of the Bermuda National School Sa...

A toddler scoops a cookie off the floor and shoves it in his mouth, lint, dog hair, ants and all. It’s a familiar scene that makes some parents cringe and others shrug philosophically. “No one has died yet,” said Susan Thomas, 40, mother of eight-ye...

Lyceum Preschool principal Sarah DeSilva is on a mission to convert a derelict area behind the school into an earth-friendly natural playing ground. Last week she brought together an experienced team to focus their time and energy on the project. S...

Tremayne Bean and Patrick Perret want to work on superyachts. Lamar Samuels is eyeing a captain’s licence. In the meantime, they’re watch leaders on board Spirit of Bermuda. Their progress is a success for the Bermuda Sloop Foundation. The three men...

Mount Saint Agnes Academy is hosting its annual bazaar this weekend, October 9 and 10. This year the theme is Frozen. There will be great raffle prizes, baked goods, games and refreshments. Admission is $5, with free entry for children under 5. The...

Warwick Academy held their secondary school swim meet on Tuesday under bright blue skies. It was hard to believe just two days earlier the Island was being battered by a hurricane. The students came out in wonderful, full-volume school spirit that t...

Tiffanne Thomas became a counsellor because she wanted to make a difference. Despite her best efforts however, the 34-year-old never felt she was doing enough. “I felt I wasn’t really living up to my full capacity,” she said. “I felt pulled to do mor...

It was a year since her mother died and Bernice Zaft-Gibbons wasn’t over it. Waves of grief and anger would suddenly hit her, particularly around birthdays and anniversaries. It was especially difficult as her relationship with her mother hadn’t alw...