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Chandra Mungal will wake up this morning still expecting to see her beloved son, Shijuan. Exactly a year has passed since the 16-year-old died after a stranger hit him with a baseball bat and Ms Mungal is still trying to pick up the pieces after the ...

Mental health campaigner Mike Veeny has concluded that he loves Bermuda and wants very much to come here again, an audience heard last night in City Hall. “I’m mentally ill, so you might not want me,” added Mr Veeny, with the characteristic humour th...

There’s gallons of lager on tap, brass to polish and a ghost to handle. Bermudian publican Benjamin Smith has never been happier. The 48-year-old became manager of Manor Inn, a pub in Oldham, Greater Manchester, three months ago. “I came over here ...

The just concluded murder trial of Kiahna Trott-Edwards is as good a case as any to exemplify the depth of societal breakdown in Bermuda. Two people, unknown to one another before that fateful day on September 8 last year, thrust into a narrative tha...

American Julia Dzafic went crazy over Bermuda on her popular blog lemonstripes.com. She and her husband Anel were so bowled over by the Island on their first visit in June, that they returned to celebrate their third wedding anniversary this month. T...

“Pass de dutchie pon de left hand side.” — Musical Youth Many Bermudians spend thousands of dollars per year buying lunch and or dinner. One way to save funds is to do your own cooking, which you can eat for dinner and carry for lunch. Today I will s...

Facebook is awash with back-to-school photos and it’s hard not to feel the love. There’s so much pride and affection tallied on there, it almost drowns out the collective sigh of relief: to all our amazing teachers, tag, you’re it! My girls are lite...

Bermuda’s Mr Happy, Johnny Barnes, has said he is thrilled to have inspired an exciting new art movement that has gone global. His morning “I love you” to commuters arriving in Hamilton prompted a London artist to cover the streets of the English cap...

As a young girl, Francine Mason realised there was a stigma attached to Court Street. It made her determined to prove good things could come out of her neighbourhood. The 47-year-old from “the back of town” has been a partner with global accounting f...

Back to school! I wasn’t the only parent with a tear in their eye in the drop-off line, but my dismay was mostly due to the sheer shock and chaos of the change in routine. Sometimes all the preparation in the world doesn’t ready us for new things. A...

Omari Dill is one of the lucky ones who found his calling — and now he is inspiring the next generation to help create a more sustainable Bermuda. The agricultural engineer has spent years reconnecting Bermudians and residents to their natural surrou...

Tributes have been paid to a professor who trained many of Bermuda’s counsellors and has died aged 95. In the 1970s, Robert Gibson began what would become a counsellor education programme lasting three decades on behalf of Bermuda’s Ministry of Educa...