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In May, Rebecca Lucking stepped down as president of Mama. Not such a big deal, except for all that she gave to the island as the charity’s head. Perhaps the most obvious is WindReach Recreational Village’s Boundless Playground, which opened in June....

You wish to take a wine gift with you for Christmas dinner and you cannot decide on red, white or rosé — so don’t. Pay $26.10 and hand them a bottle of Momokawa g 50 Genshu sake. They will try not to look at you as if you are loco; enlighten them w...

Kaelyn Kastle has learnt a lot about the music industry in the past few years. Topping the list is the importance of speaking up for herself; she had been represented by Meshach Media, but in April left with her manager, L.A. Reid. “If you don’t tak...

Teresa Kirby Smith has long had a fascination with light. It is the focal point of the many photographs she has shot over the past four decades. She thinks her love affair probably started around the age of 5, after an operation on a “lazy eye”. “[In...

Yet again Marjorie Pettit and her talented singers have given us a joyous Advent concert drawn from multiple sources and cultures across the centuries. The Bermuda Chamber Choir & Orchestra and the Bermuda School of Music Youth Choir both featured i...

Joseph Lambert got his first job at 12, working as a caddie at Riddell’s Bay Golf Course. He’d head there after school, eager to do his part to help out at home; his parents, Joseph and Edith, had seven children to support. “I used to get about t...

The world watched from the first protest, when an estimated million people took to the streets of Hong Kong unhappy with a plan to allow extraditions to mainland China. The “naïve” hope was that the Government would withdraw the Bill. When that didn’...

A great turnout of 64 players took part in the Ernie Owen Memorial Tournament, which is played as an individual, and many congratulations to Judy King who finished on top with a score of 65 per cent. In second place was Richard Hall with a score of 6...

Although visually impaired, Katherine Zuill has never let it hold her back. For a while, she considered architecture as a career; ultimately, she worked as an interior decorator for 52 years. Both were inspired by her love of art. Her work goes on di...

Although Thomas James had lived on the corner of Burnt House Hill his entire life, he had no idea where its name came from. He discovered the tragic story behind it when he started writing Warwick. “One rainy Sunday afternoon, I spent about five hour...