Dear Dr Nekia,
Do you think it would be right for a man to sit in first class while his wife sat in coach? The trip is business related and his job paid for his ticket, room, and board. His wife is invited to come along for the business trip. (This q...
Dante Leverock, the Bermuda defender, scored his first goal for Harrisburg City Islanders on Friday when his header earned his side a 1-1 draw away to Charlotte Independence.
Leverock, who signed for the United Soccer League side last month, rose hi...
DATE: Apr 27, 2015 | CATEGORY: Football | AUTHOR: Lawrence Trott
Couples, whether living together, in a civil or legal union, are they functioning in beautiful bliss or financial fiascos?
Family relationships encompass a variety of life arrangement situations: couples, single parents, grandparents, civil unions, ...
The Bermuda Police Force was established 135 years ago in 1879, which leads to the question: who was responsible for maintaining law and order in Bermuda before the Police Force came into being?
History buffs will know that the first recorded murder ...
One family’s foray into hospitality proved fortuitous during a key phase of the grass-roots civil rights movement in Bermuda when anti-segregation campaigners found themselves turning to tourists for help.
As the Island marks Hospitality Month throug...
DATE: Apr 08, 2015 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Jonathan Bell
A social worker passionate about giving back to the community has been offering her time and expertise to a charity that provides transitional living for young men.
Colleen English DeGrilla has been volunteering as a board member with the Sunshine L...
Roseli Johnson never expected to reinvent herself at the age of 48.
But that is what she had to do when she lost her job as a gallery administrator last December.
“I was working at the Bermuda National Gallery East in St George’s,” she said. “I was r...
DATE: Mar 30, 2015 | CATEGORY: Arts & Entertainment | AUTHOR: Jessie Moniz Hardy
Selfless acts of bravery have shaped the course of history. That much we should know from time spent in any classroom, home school or, for those for whom the formative years of learning were frittered away, flicking through the History Channel.
The l...
DATE: Mar 27, 2015 | CATEGORY: Opinion Writer | AUTHOR: Dexter Smith
Jonathan Marshall-Symonds is finally mobile — and has the public to thank for it. His mother asked for help after the teenager, who was born with cerebral palsy, outgrew the family car and was confined to his home.
The family was inundated with suppo...
A group of Bermudian women moved one step closer to achieving financial independence when they graduated from the Department of Human Affairs’ Community Driven Development programme yesterday. Seventeen of the 20 participants enrolled in the programm...
