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Move in silence and let your success be your noise. This is the life philosophy of Kimika Jackson, head girl at Berkeley Institute and a dual-enrolment student at Bermuda College. A skilled footballer and ardent debater, her passion for mathematics ...

The Island’s soldiers met their target after more than 60 volunteers passed out of Recruit Camp this weekend. The recruits celebrated as they completed two weeks of training before joining the Royal Bermuda Regiment (RBR) yesterday. Although altered ...

The central personality of my feature this week is none other than Ruth Ann Marie Simons and the celebrations accorded her on her 101st birthday. She’s one remarkable woman; blessed by the Almighty God to be in full possession of her faculties, spark...

A poet, a musician and sometime actor. Many people only know Peter Woolcock for his celebrated political cartooning. However, an exhibition chronicling his life has drawn attention to his other talents. Peter Woolcock: A Tribute opened to the public...

Some people have powerful testimonies of how God rescued them after hitting rock bottom. Matthew L Watley was obedient to His word, and was able to stay on the straight and narrow. “I was raised in the church and am a third-generation preacher,” he s...

A dog burnt by scalding water ... another with knife wounds ... and yet another disposed of, jaw-broken, in a dustbin. Superintendent Simon Osborne, of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) said he made no apology for the...

I have a confession. I broke my dry January promise today. Not because of a celebration or a major disaster but because Belle spent her life savings on a dancing, musical elephant. We’d gone to Phoenix and despite being tempted by a series of cool ...

Alisa Bernardo couldn’t believe her eyes when she spotted an acceptance letter in her inbox from Top Model UK. The 15-year-old knew it was a long shot when she applied for entry into the professional model search competition. Two weeks ago she learnt...

Chalsey Symonds started a baking business for fun — and then she lost her job. Fortunately for her, she had a hit on her hands: a line of boozy desserts that were definitely not children-friendly. Clients gobbled up her ginger snap cupcakes infused w...

Older workers need to keep up with technological advances to remain valuable in the workforce. This was one piece of advice given by Bill Zuill, one of the directors of Bermuda Executive Services, to attendees at a special seminar held at the Bermuda...

The professor responsible for making a 3-D laser recording of the Casemates Barracks has been named Austria’s scientist of the year. Wolfgang Neubauer, who has visited Bermuda on a number of occasions, was here last November to continue his 3-D work...

It’s a fact: the average mom is neither “perky” nor “enthusiastic” 24/7. Bills, housework and other responsibilities sometimes take away the fun — and that’s where people like Jeanne Bean step in. The 52-year-old signed up with Big Brothers Big Siste...