We have given ourselves until 2020 to save up for a new kitchen so recently I’ve been slightly obsessed with saving hundreds of my dream spaces on Pinterest. Because of our stone walls, we’re limited…
Island-owned green businesses By Ashley Yearwood A “green” business is one that runs in a capacity where little to no negative impact is made on the local or global environment. We can look at sustainability…
The Break The Silence candlelight vigil saw around 100 people at Victoria Park last night. Loved ones gathered to remember those who have lost their lives to violence in Bermuda. Full story on royalgazette.com Photography…
By Dawn Gifford It’s the end of the summer and time for the kids to head back to school. So how do you combine school’s three R’s of reading, writing and ‘rithmetic with the planet’s three R’s of reduce, reuse, and recycle?…
By Ashley Yearwood Cloth napkins Paper napkins are used once and then thrown away — hopefully in the trash. You can cut out wasting trees by switching to a cloth alternative. Cloth napkins are a…
The Bermuda Centre for Creative Learning (BCCL) is moving to a newly designed location at Cedar House in Hamilton. Dedicated to children who learn differently, the school focuses on using research-based educational methods. “BCCL’s most…
Reading through the “growing-up process” Here’s a guide to help you find out how your child’s reading skills might progress age-by-age. It’s important to remember that all children progress at different paces and learn in…