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As anyone with children can tell you, the weeks during school term fly by with the regular pattern of daycare and school runs, extracurricular activities, and weekend birthday parties. There is hardly time to stop and ponder what to do. But in the s...

It may sound like torture to some but thousands get a big kick out of the Catlin End-to-End event which will be staged this year on Saturday, May 5. And this year will be even more special as the annual End-to-End will be celebrating its 25th anniver...

Tossing the caber, short- and medium-distance races, team tug o’ wars, a wide variety of Highland dancing and of course marching bands promises to make Bermuda’s first-ever Highland Games a big hit. The Games, which are being held under the auspices ...

A decade or two ago it was far more expensive if your passion was photography especially if you were in your teens and only had pocket money to count on. Not so today. Photography as a hobby is far more accessible and cheaper on account of the digita...

Members of the St James Stage Group had their church hall rollicking for yet another year as they presented their 43rd annual Old Fashion Concert. Patrons from all over the Island have for decades put aside Easter Monday night for what was guarantee...

Kudos of a superlative kind have been bouncing back to Bermuda from many of the 200 or more movers and shakers in the tourism and travel industry who came here last week for the 51st Annual Congress of SKAL NAASC (North American Skal Clubs). The divi...

A five-month-old tabby kitten who had his back leg amputated is now looking for a good home. The cat, which was found lost and injured, is now at the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA). He was named Achilles after the handsome Greek ...

Bermudian Madonna Joy Smith of Orlando, Florida recently obtained a Bachelor of Science Degree in Legal Studies with a Criminal Justice minor and Dean's Scholar at the University of Central Florida. Madonna will attend Florida Coastal School of Law i...