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The sky has to be clear to see them. They are wispy clouds that glow in the dark sky for a while after the Sun goes down. They are called noctilucent clouds. Noctilucent means “night glowing.” These clouds are too faint to see during the day. The twi...

Bermuda’s own “underwater vet” Neil Burnie will be sharing about some of his exciting exploits beneath the sea during a one-hour lecture tonight at the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute (BUEI). Attendees are being urged to “hold on for an exh...

Edna Watson was once called “the bravest woman alive”. The accolade came from a fellow passenger, who spent 11 hours floating with her and eight other survivors in the waters of the Atlantic, nearly 400 miles off Bermuda, as they waited for rescue fo...

A recent survey of Bermuda residents shows the majority feel safe in their own neighbourhood. Public Safety Minister Michael Dunkley released the results of the latest Bermuda Omnibus Survey in the House of Assembly yesterday. The survey, conducted b...

Anyone who knows me will be aware of my love/hate relationship with running - one thing that challenges all my motivational skills. Saying that, it may surprise you, almost as much as it did me, to find that I recently signed up for a running race: t...

Robert Spearing was just five or six years old when he would watch aircraft coming into Kindley Field after the Second World War. Unbeknown to him then, it was also during this time that his interest in space and flying began to launch. The Bermuda...

Change is not necessarily growth. Change can be simple blunting of symptoms so that you know you are depressed but you just don’t care that much (which sounds redundant, doesn’t it?). You might believe people are talking about you, but you feel muffl...

“Making the leaders of tomorrow!” Slogans like this are often bandied by schools, clubs, activities, camps etc and as a parent, it certainly sounds appealing. But I’m curious what that actually entails? Looking back, I’m sure my parents signed me u...