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When Lynn Spencer’s son Chris died of an apparent heroin overdose, aged just 25, she was determined it would not be in vain. In lieu of flowers, the devastated mother-of-two appealed for donations to a charity which helps young people stay drug-free ...

Two of the Island’s charities will come together this month in a fundraising effort focused on the intersection of art and sailing. On April 26, the Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art and the Bermuda Sloop Foundation will be hosting Art of Sailing, wi...

Acting Minister of Community and Culture Leah Scott recently marked Social Work Month with a donation to the newly launched Ida James Memorial Scholarship Fund. Ms Scott read a proclamation officially declaring March Social Work Month 2013, and made ...

The days of piracy returned to Bermuda this weekend, with more than 20 people walking the plank to raise more than $100,000 for the Bermuda Sloop Foundation. For the second year, volunteer ‘hostages’ scrambled to raise enough money in donations to pa...

Imagine attempting a 65-mile bicycle trek across steep, hilly terrain without training and when you aren’t fit. That’s what Horst Finkbeiner II did. The Bermuda Commercial Bank chief operating officer took part in the Argus Pick and Pay 2013 Cycle T...

Former and current exchange students gathered yesterday at Government House to celebrate 40 years of the Rotary programme. More than 30 former exchange students and four current exchange students shared stories and memories of their experiences. Kare...

Canadian artist Isabel McLaughlin’s 1960 painting ‘Sun Fish’ of brightly patterned sunfish floating across Hamilton Harbour, is one of the most popular paintings in the Masterworks Museum collection. Now art lovers can own a rare print of it, and sev...

Women go through it all the time — ask a man about getting tiny hairs ripped out from the follicles with a sticky hot wax and there’s a good chance he’ll race for a razor. Despite that, 18 men have decided to wax their backs, chests, legs and arms as...