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Colleagues teased mason contractor Headley Stephenson when he first formed his own company. “They said we remember you were wearing sneakers when you stepped off the plane,” said Mr Stephenson, who came to Bermuda from Jamaica in 1969. “In those day...

Is it bad what happens to us, just bad? Two weeks ago, Bill and I attended the Bermuda International Film Festival. It is an important cultural event here, one which highlights the best in world cinema and allows us to watch rare documentary, short a...

For the last year of your working life you counted the days until you would be free like a kid looking forward to Christmas. You calculated your retirement income, filled out all the paperwork, and tried to look suitably demure at the farewell drink...

A local designer is riding the wave of sustainable fashion with the launch of an environmentally friendly swimwear brand. Kim Margareta Deuss, who has worked for close to a decade with such household names as Banana Republic, Champion, Jessica Simps...

A grey seal rescued in the East End is on the mend, the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum and Zoo said yesterday. Staff added they were “cautiously optimistic” that the female seal would make a full recovery and could be released back into the wild. The hungr...

Bermuda’s New Zealand residents are to hold a candlelight vigil in a Hamilton city park in memory of the victims of a white supremacist attack in their homeland. The event will be staged this evening to honour 50 people killed in the terror attacks a...

Charles Lloyd Tucker has been dead for almost half a century but his art still hangs on the wall of his studio in Hamilton Parish, and his easel is in a corner. His widow, Theresa, lovingly tends it all, carefully opening doors to allow air in when ...

Born into a prominent family, Wenona Robinson was an elocutionist who took her training in public speaking on stage and into the classroom. She was also a Girl Guide leader and a founding member and long-time treasurer of the Sunshine League, the chi...

Leopards Club has celebrated its 70th anniversary with a special lunch. Guests heard that the club, one of Bermuda’s oldest charities, had played a “significant role” in the battle for equal rights in Bermuda. It was founded in 1949 at the Imperial H...

A Holland-based tall ship for students, the Gulden Leeuw,, has called on Bermuda for the week. The three-masted topsail schooner, whose name means “Golden Lion”, has more than 60 trainees on board and 20 staff, and is expected to head on tomorrow. Il...

A mother who wanted to develop her skills is understood to have become Bermuda’s only female tractor-trailer driver. Christy Taylor followed in the footsteps of her parents when she embarked on a career in heavy vehicles as a teenager and was taught ...

Barons, super models, oil tycoons and bankers have trusted Zena Mello-Brooks with their childcare needs — she was even shortlisted as the star of the hit television series Supernanny. Now, she is bringing her expertise to Bermuda. Island Nanny Desk i...