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"Folklore, royalty win run Deep at this festival"

There’s no castle and no paparazzi, but tranquil Deep Bay in Pembroke will soon be the only bay in Bermuda with its own king and queen. Stanley Morton, 77, and Joan Dismont, 83, will be crowned King and Queen of Deep Bay as part of the Deep Bay Festi...
Jan 09, 2013
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"Popular pub and folk singing stalwart MacKenzie dies at 61"

Rod MacKenzie, one of Bermuda’s most popular pub singers in the 1970s, has died in Florida at the age of 61. A regular performer at Bermuda Folk Club, the Englishman might be best remembered for his nightly appearances at the Robin Hood where he buil...
Dec 31, 2012
Letters to the Editor

"Enjoying outdoor music"

December 18, 2012 Dear Sir, Yesterday afternoon I took a break from my Christmas shopping to enjoy a cup of soup at the Lemon Tree café. I took the soup outside to enjoy the winter sunshine and was delighted to hear some “easy listening” music (seas...
Dec 20, 2012
Opinion Writer

"Do you have a union mentality?"

I believe that trade unions have been necessary over the years. If you go back in time, history will confirm that if trade unions did not exist, workers would have been abused, disadvantaged, exploited and treated unfairly by their employers. This is...
Dec 14, 2012
Arts & Entertainment

"Premier’s Concert tomorrow"

Bermuda’s most promising young performers will be showcased tomorrow in the Premier’s Concert. The annual event takes place at 7pm at the Ruth Seaton James Centre for the Performing Arts ajnd will feature performances from ChewSLAM, Kioshi Burgess, t...
Dec 07, 2012
Opinion Writer

"Healthcare costs would drop if we were all healthier"

Last week we were talking about how fitter and healthier people are usually happier and also don’t drive up the cost of healthcare. We have a group of people who are healthy and who don’t drive up costs and we have another group that is unhealthy, l...
Dec 07, 2012
Letters to the Editor

"Kudos to BSM Steel Pan Band"

December 5, 2012 Dear Sir, I had the distinct pleasure of being entertained by the Bermuda School of Music Steel Pan Band on Sunday evening while attending the Goodwill Golf Tournament’s Opening Cocktail Party. I will declare my bias immediately: I l...
Dec 07, 2012
Arts & Entertainment

"We want people to get messy to our music"

Electronic dance music isn’t normally the type of thing you hear at parties on this side of the Atlantic Ocean, but a new band is aiming to change that, one fan at a time. Walk Your Horses, made up of music lovers Schuyler Ruberry, Daniel Atwood and...
Dec 05, 2012
Religion

"Getting back to basics"

Big Snipes is back with a Christmas-themed CD, his third album By Sara Westhead Local R&B aficionados will be grooving this Christmas as Bermudian Christian artist, Big Snipes, launches his first Christmas album, ‘The Greatest Gift’. “After the succ...
Dec 01, 2012
Opinion Writer

"The joy of feeling fit"

I work out a good bit. I love to exercise. Always have. It releases endorphins that give me a ‘feel good’, a ‘high’, a ‘happy vibe’. Since I jacked up my knee this summer, I’m reduced to cycling or the gym. Can’t play squash but, whatever. So I usual...
Nov 30, 2012
Arts & Entertainment

"Banging the drum for new music school"

Drummer Andwele Simons has performed as part of the opening act for reggae singer Gyptian and the “Empress of Soul” Gladys Knight. Now the talented musician is gearing to open up his own music school, Cedarshed Workshop. Starting on January 1, youn...
Nov 28, 2012
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