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Mental health, God and me
Today is World Mental Health Day. It is a day when we pause and reflect on those who suffer, and consider the state of our own mental health.One in four people suffer, have suffered, or will suffer from a mental or neurological related...
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LifestyleFinding my Bermuda family
It took 58 years, but Dennis Blackwell has found his way home. Put up for...
Oct 9, 2020 8:00 am
- ‘I’m gonna die, right? Tell me!’
- From Mozart to Denver
- Fitness trainer cooks up a storm online
- Marjorie looks back on a life well lived
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The cut and thrust of declarer play at Pairs
The Bridge Club continues to take small and careful steps towards “the new normal” and have this week announced a “Your Club...
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Finding my Bermuda familyIt took 58 years, but Dennis Blackwell has found his way home. Put up for adoption at birth by a Bermudian woman in New York,...
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Sailing against the wind
Man after man has served as commodore of the Royal Hamilton Amateur Dinghy Club since it was formed in 1882. This year,...
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Returning home for good a smart move
In his fifties, Lionel Young was running half-marathons and racing in 10Ks — he thought he was fit.
And then one day,...
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An actor’s life during pandemic
With the arrival of Covid-19, film, television and stage production in the US ground to a halt.
As an actor, Lana Young...
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Honoured by presidents, Watson to bring expertise home
Dennis Rahiim Watson is returning home — and bringing change with him. For decades the motivational speaker has led the charge...
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Remembering slaves’ struggle for religious freedom
It teaches people about the struggles faced by enslaved and free blacks who wanted religious freedom.
Ms Godwin’s...
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Bridge Club getting slowly back to normal
David Ezekiel, Bridge
The Bridge Club is slowly trying to get back to normal and here is a recent announcement from...
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Charity goes the distance to help student
Veronica Swan-DeGraff might not have made it back to college this year had she not had some help.
With fewer companies...
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Age is no barrier for Judy
It was always Judy Ming-Inchcup’s goal to get her doctorate.
At 65 she got it. That didn’t surprise anyone who knew...
- It’s 90 not out for Cup Match vet
- A fighter and survivor
- Teen Haven struggles on through pandemic
- A different type of Sunday service
- A legendary partnership in play
- Keeping Portuguese alive on island
- Helping children having problems
- Animal magic: how pets can help heal traumatised children
- Birth of a business: lactation cookies for moms
- Brangman plants seed for healthier living
- New book on island’s religious past
- Join activate Bermuda to help ‘reset’
- Always learn to look beyond the obvious
- Erectile dysfunction: you are not alone
- ‘It’s a joy to do the things I love’
- ‘I’m gonna die, right? Tell me!’
- We must honour the truth and heal
- The trouble with doubles
- Last call for ‘Bermuda Bev’
- In my sister’s good books
- Lifeguard takes on lionfish
- Kennette’s entrepreneurial drive
- A lifetime of ministry
- Bermuda’s first slide show
- Players return to live game after six months
- Around the Churches to return
- Bermudian artist leaves her mark abroad
- First steps into a wider world
- When Newsweek came calling ...
- When lockdown leads to a bright idea
- Fifty years championing diversity
- Apopa releases faith-based self-help book
- Church gives away school supplies to families
- A wonderful display from all three players
- Focusing on local artists
- If you fancy an alternative healing method ...
- Looking back on a vintage life
- Having a way with words
- Chef longs for return to a kitchen
- Building on a solid foundation
- Give the opponents a chance to go wrong
- Telemedicine complements traditional doctor visits
- From Mozart to Denver
- All the colours, all the nutrients
- A life at Calypso: ‘It never felt like work’
- Patience and perseverance pay off for Naje
- Making the big leap from primary to middle school
- Excellence in the Kingdom
- Spirit of adventure
- Laid-off chef volunteers skills to Salvation Army
- "With Kathy Lynn Simmons becoming an MP, which Cabinet minister is likely to get the chop?"
- Lt-Col David Burch (Public Works)
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- Lovitta Foggo (Community Affairs, Sport)
- 16%
- Wayne Furbert (Cabinet Office)
- 38%
- Jason Hayward (Labour)
- 2%
- Renee Ming (National Security)
- 4%
- Diallo Rabain (Education)
- 9%
- Neville Tyrrell (Transport)
- 18%
- Kim Wilson (Health)
- 5%
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