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So how does one write a column in the middle of a pandemic without writing about Covid-19? I try and avoid the subject as it surrounds us anyway — you can’t turn on the TV without some gushing excited reporter bringing you the news on the latest surg...

On Sunday grab your phone, walk to the main road and take a picture of the path. Next, forward it to info@godwininternational.org. Doing so will show you stand in solidarity with residents eager to reclaim Bermuda from the violence that has recently ...

Interested in eating out again but not sure how safe it is? The Hamilton Princess & Beach Club invited this reporter to a meal at the hotel’s Crown & Anchor Terrace to see what dining out was like in the Covid-19 era. “We know some people have been n...

Astoria Smith spent Father’s Day weekend giving pedicures, for free. Eighteen women who lost their jobs as a result of Covid-19 had their feet buffed and their toenails clipped and coloured at Lacquered Lounge, her St George’s spa. Her belief: people...

For years people have been leaving all manner of baby things on Fiona Dill’s veranda — cribs, clothing, toys, double strollers. Dutifully, the longtime doula would wash them up and find a home with a needy parent or put them into storage. “Then I rea...

A freak accident got Michelle Rafferty hooked on essential oils. She was making soup in a blender when the lid popped off and shot scalding liquid onto her face and chest, causing second degree burns. Doctors predicted she would be permanently scarr...

Dennis Blackwell should have arrived in Bermuda yesterday. It was expected to be a joyous occasion, an opportunity to finally meet his birth family after a 20-year search. Thanks to Covid-19, he is instead at home in Indiana; his trip delayed until S...

Somehow a really crushed week amid the lockdown, as work keeps getting in the way of golf and bridge, so straight into the hand which is mainly about the declarer play, but also interesting in the bidding: See figure 1. After the 1NT bid by South the...

Tomorrow, in the midst of a global recession, Atelerie will reopen its doors with a focus on giving. The Reid Street store has partnered with Lighthouse Connect and Government’s Mirrors Programme on a plan to donate a computer to all of the island’s ...

To some, hobby horses might appear to be simple toys: stuffed fabric on a stick. Debbie Cottingham can vouch that they are much more complicated than that. She recently made 150 hobby horses to help raise money for WindReach. “It’s quite a labour-in...