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Imagine writing from the grave. That’s effectively what’s happened with the publication of ‘Repossessing Your Inheritance’, a novel by Sharon Apopa and the late Caron Assan. When her twin sister Caron died in 2009, Sharon Apopa, a devout Christian, a...

This year’s winner of the Steinhoff/Bermuda Zoological Society (BZS) $7,000 scholarship is no stranger to the Aquarium. Taylor Gorham, 23, has been volunteering at the Aquarium since she was 12 years old. Now she is about to embark on a Master’s degr...

Former Olympian Sonya Smith got more than she bargained for when she ventured online to research her past athletic achievements as a student athlete at Abilene Christian University (ACU) in Texas. To her amazement the security officer discovered that...

Bermuda’s first International Church Piano-Jazz Festival was inaugurated last Sunday. It proved to be a stupendous cultural event, organised by a St Paul AME Church committee headed by Dale Butler and Edwina Smith. They combined the resources of Mr B...

A lost cat suffering from epileptic seizures may have used up another of her ‘nine lives’, but was safe and home yesterday thanks to the powers of social media. Four-year-old Smidge had been missing from her home in Mill’s Creek, Pembroke, since Satu...

Fifty years may have passed since Louise Ferreira DeSilva’s death, but her family have not forgotten her. This weekend her son, Arthur DeSilva, his wife Mi and their children and grandchildren, will hold a small memorial to remember her life. Mrs DeS...

Determined to find its rightful owner or a better home, Sandys resident Miriam Callabrash was undeterred when told posting a lost turtle on eMoo would do little good. Once the story was published, her phone started ringing off the hook. Although no o...

Call it an eMoo post of a different kind, but if you happen to be missing a very large Red-Eared Slider turtle you may want to go online. Posted by a woman by the name of Miriam, there’s an appeal for the owner of the household pet to make their clai...

Five years after Warwick Academy student Dakarai Tucker’s death, the young man who received his heart will return to the Island to stress the importance of organ donation. American Ryan Miller will speak as part of a variety show also aimed at raisin...