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My seven-year-old came home with an assignment to “discuss inspiration and who inspires us”. So we began talking. First he had to understand what being inspired even means. The dictionary offers little in the way of definition, so we looked to examp...

Jonathan Marshall-Symonds hasn’t left home in months. The 17-year-old has cerebral palsy and has outgrown the family car, his only means of transport. It’s kept him from going to school and church and from doing any extra-curricular activities. His m...

Check up on dog walkers before entrusting your pet to another person, a retired animal welfare officer has warned after being besieged by unleashed dogs in a public park. The incident on Monday involved a dog walker at Shelly Bay Park, according to D...

The Water Safety Council is launching a new online exam to improve safety standards on the water. The council is hoping to roll out the exam, which will contain about 45 questions, in May. The questions will focus on a range of practical maritime ski...

Nearly 30 years ago, I worked part-time pumping gas down at Flatts Gas Station. Over time, I had quite a few steady clients. Some of them had their own set amount of gas they would purchase. More often than not, they would give me a tip of $1 or $2. ...

“A straight talker, who loved his golf and loved Bermuda.” That was how friends remembered Jack Wahl yesterday as news of the popular Canadian’s death spread across the Island. Mr Wahl was a familiar face on the golf courses of Bermuda and had been a...

A former Masterworks’ artist-in-residence has won a prestigious European cartoon award. The Economist cartoonist Kevin Kallaugher had his work selected as the best published in any European country. As the winner of the Grand Prix Press Cartoon Europ...

The impact of the AME Church on Bermuda has been profound, widespread, continuing and positive all the way, from the very beginning in the autumn of 1869 when three farsighted Christian men — Benjamin Burchall of St. George’s, William B. Jennings of ...

Joining forces with one of the greatest sailors of all time in a bid to return the America’s Cup to British soil was an opportunity Christopher Sharples, Commodore of The Royal Yacht Squadron in the United Kingdom, could not pass up. Sir Ben Ainslie,...

Mike Winfield, CEO of the America’s Cup Bermuda Ltd (ACBDA) is encouraged by the progress the fledgling company has made since coming into existence just over a month ago. The company was created to deliver on Bermuda’s commitments to the America’s C...

A concerned parent has hit out over piles of trash being dumped at a school. The man, who asked not to be named, said illegal dumping had been a problem at TN Tatem Middle School, Warwick, for the past 17 years and called for more action. “These peop...