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Education Minister Wayne Scott officially launched celebrations for the 2015 Week of the Young Child yesterday. The event, organised by the Bermuda Association for the Education of Young Children in collaboration with the child development programme,...

Time is always of the essence in creating, developing, and maintaining a garden. Whatever we create we have to maintain — at least to retain some semblance of order, which in the garden combines aesthetics and function. Last year’s hurricanes did a g...

A consultancy specialising in human resources has expanded. And now Performance Solutions is offering a range of new services to help companies better manage their staff. The firm, based in the British American building on Front Street, is celebratin...

Plans for the South Basin Marina that will form “a key part” of the America’s Cup Event Village at the Royal Naval Dockyard have been approved by planning authorities, Grant Gibbons, the Minister of Economic Development, has confirmed. The applicatio...

Imagine an affordable home that’s centrally located. Coldwell Banker Bermuda Realty is offering a town house in Warwick that fits the bill. At $399,000, it could just be the perfect opportunity for a first-time buyer. The two-bedroom, two-bathroom pr...

As a kid I read a few DC comics that were set in the Bizarro world of “htraE” (or “Earth” spelt backwards). It was a world where everything is essentially inverted or the opposite of expectations. In fact, one episode depicts a salesman selling Bizza...

A major renovation of the aquarium is expected to be completely finished by mid-June. It had initially been hoped that the aquarium would be open to the public again by the end of this month. But persistent rain storms in February have caused the com...

By Colin Thompson Sailing Correspondent Ceci Wollmann stood out among the local fleet at last weekend’s inaugural Digicel Bermuda Dinghy Regatta. The promising female sailor topped the single handed Laser Radial and Laser Radial Youth leaderboards an...

Last week Asha Ratteray was just a regular university student — then she got a call that changed her life. It was from the United States Embassy letting her know she was one of a select few students in Jamaica invited to meet President Barack Obama w...

Admission to one of the world’s top universities might intimidate anyone. Bermudians Alexa Virdi and Aliyyah Ahad found Oxford University quirky, and were delighted with the beautiful, old city it’s set in. Mrs Virdi is studying for her PhD in law, ...

Kalmar Richards, principal of CedarBridge Academy, and Lindo’s Group president Giorgio Zanol occupy vastly different roles — but both exemplify the congenial spirit celebrated over hospitality month. “They both go out of their way to be welcoming in ...