For Lornelle Amory fitness is an act of creation.
T-shirts for her kickboxing studio Longevity Athletics Bermuda, read: “I created this body in the LAB”.
She set up the business at 100 Reid Street, n...
Carly Stong’s yoga class isn’t for waifs.
The 33-year-old describes herself as “bigger-bodied” and planned a programme with similar-sized people in mind.
“If someone says they don’t identify as bigger...
The opioid crisis potentially poses a considerable threat of loss to multiple re/insurance lines of business, according to a conference panel moderator.
Kirsten Beasley, the head of healthcare broking...
The chief executive of the Bermuda Hospitals Board is to retire next year after 40 years in healthcare.
Venetta Symonds, 61, is to stand down at the end of July after she handed in her notice two week...
When Steven Hollis first started Ocean Sails he crafted sails, he was a competitor and the yachting season started in October.
A lot has changed in the 48 years since then.
Ocean Sails is now the o...
Mexican-American author Reyna Grande believes wholeheartedly that immigrants should be treated with tolerance and compassion, documented or not.
She was once an illegal immigrant herself.
“People fo...
Lloyd Williams moved to Nevis and thought it was a good time to try farming.
He’d never planted anything in his life but there was a lot more open land there than in Bermuda and agriculture was import...
Who in Bermuda has not run out of water halfway through a shower, particularly in these hot, dry summer months?
But cracking open the water tank and squinting into the darkness, might not be the most ...
Law firm Wakefield Quin has awarded its 2019 legal scholarships to Ojeda Smith and Shayla Smith.
Ms Smith returned to WQ as an intern for her second summer, after successfully completing the graduate ...
The daily specials are still chalked on the wall at the old Tribe Road Kitchen on Reid Street, but the space is no longer a café.
Doris Wade of Endless Creations Pottery Studio, took over the locatio...
