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The Royal Palms Hotel has revealed the secret to its award-winning success: a lot of love. The three-and-a-half star Pembroke hotel defeated competition from all over the world to top a list of exclusive properties with travel website Expedia.com. Ac...

Sylvia Lightbourne never thought she would be working well into her seventies. She spent nearly 40 years employed as a barmaid at various venues across the Island but quit all of those roles in 2006 — except one. Ms Lightbourne, 76, could not give u...

Gladys and Clifton Hubbard Jr got hooked on Bermuda when they came here for their honeymoon 50 years ago. So when their golden anniversary rolled around, the Philadelphia couple knew there was only one place they could celebrate the milestone. “We we...

Summer Swing — the name is appropriate considering the season. Rasta Rebel hopes the song will become a staple on playlists at this time of year. The Bermudian singer, who was born Toriano Dunkley, only recently started performing his own songs despi...

An international companies umbrella group is to unveil its 38th annual scholarship winners on Wednesday. Previous winners have lined up to praise the Association of Bermuda International Companies’ (ABIC) long-running scheme for helping them to get a...

Dear Dr Nekia, Is it OK to self pleasure? Sincerely, Just Want To Know Dear Just Want To Know, If you are speaking according to morals, the answer to your question will have to be decided personally by you. You may choose to either conform to or swa...

Kahnae Bean and Shane Antonition have been awarded the 2015 Steinhoff/BZS Scholarship for students pursuing degrees in the environmental sciences. Ms Bean is entering her final year at University of Hertfordshire in the UK, where she is studying Envi...

A milestone for the Island’s anti-apartheid campaign was recalled this week as Bermuda prepares to mark Nelson Mandela Day this Saturday. Three members of Bermuda’s disabled community braved a torrential storm in their wheelchairs to raise thousands ...

Marcel Westerlund’s patient was declared a lost cause after he slashed his throat. Hypnotherapy revealed he’d only done so because he was wracked with guilt; he’d been a mercenary in a previous life. “He had been responsible for killing men, women a...

Life needn’t end just because you’ve retired. Bermudian Michael Dowling was a teacher in Canada for 32 years. When he quit at the age of 55, he simply reinvented himself. The 71-year-old has been working as a glass engraver ever since. He started his...

A spinathon organised by Court House Squash and Wellness has raised $9,500 for Beyond Rugby and Bermuda Youth Rugby. Beyond Rugby is a partnership between the Family Centre and Bermuda Rugby Football Union. It works with young adults at CedarBridge...