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"Mosaic storyteller’s scripts become a book"

There is an old saying: Stories are the DNA of our culture. Local storyteller and historian Ruth Thomas has just sequenced some of our cultural DNA into her first book, ‘Mosaic’. It includes nine scripts from her popular Mosaic theatrical series whi...
Sep 15, 2011
Local Business

""I've been offering Netflix for months' - businessman"

Bermuda CableVision’s biggest competitor may not be World on Wireless, DVD rentals, Netflix or other video-on-demand sites, but a one-man business on Union Street called Another Level Audio, which shares space with a pet fish shop. George Peets has q...
Sep 14, 2011
Arts & Entertainment

"Beautiful Bermuda"

Bermuda puts its best side forward in a new coffee table book designed to raise money for local charities. ‘Bermuda’ was written and compiled by architect Georgia Crowe-Benevides and her friend and frequent Bermuda visitor, Kathryn Deane. It includes...
Sep 02, 2011
Arts & Entertainment

"Lisa’s dream comes true"

A colouring book that lay hidden under its creator’s bed for some 15 years has now been published, thanks to the encouragement of a friend. Lisa Wilson came up with the idea of a cartoon-type onion in response to a competition organised by the End t...
Sep 01, 2011
Arts & Entertainment

"MP Dale Butler’s ‘Flip The Script’ documentary premieres Sunday"

The reasons why some Bermudians work through their troubles while others express their anger through crime will be examined in a new thought-provoking documentary. PLP MP and filmmaker Dale Butler aims to get to the bottom of why people make certain...
Aug 31, 2011

"Challenging the status quo"

At a Progressive Labour Party social function in 2008, lawyer and politician Lawrence (Larry) Scott stood up and suggested that more had to be done to save young black males in our society. “They are herded into courts daily for crimes that are horre...
Aug 31, 2011

"Take it from Frank: Reading is cool"

We all know the stereotype boys who play football or sports are cool, while those who read books? Nerds. It’s a role played out in countless movies and books with the nerds easily identified by their ill-fitting clothes and thick glasses. However Fr...
Aug 29, 2011
Local Business

"Baptiste gets creative with advertising on empty building"

A building supply store has gone creative in a bid to attract more business. Baptiste Ltd, which has been suffering from lack of new building projects due to the recession, has started advertising on an empty building in one of Hamilton’s main thorou...
Aug 29, 2011
Other

"CableVision secures grant for Big Brothers Big Sisters"

Bermuda CableVision has secured a $1,000 grant from the Caribbean Cable and Telecommunications Association (CCTA) for the mentoring charity Big Brother Big Sisters of Bermuda (BBBS). Cablevision nominated BBBS to receive the award for the sixth conse...
Aug 15, 2011
Other

"Billboard advertisements appear to be proliferating"

Public signs and advertisements seem to be cropping up in larger numbers across the Island, despite century-old legislation limiting them. Under the 1911 Advertisement Regulations Act, billboards and advertisements are illegal with very few exception...
Aug 06, 2011
Arts & Entertainment

"What to read while everyone else is at 2011 Cup Match"

For many people, Cup Match is a ‘fight or flight’ deal. They either spend the time fighting on Facebook about whether Somerset or St George’s is going to get “wrecked”, or they take a flight to somewhere else. Then there are the rest of us who don’t ...
Jul 27, 2011
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