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6 Important Bermudian Civil Rights Leaders
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6 Important Bermudian Civil Rights Leaders

Bermuda's history is marred by its inclusion in the African Slave Trade and the subsequent inequality and segregation of black Bermudians and while we like to think the atrocities of our past are well, in the past, we can't forget our roots or the brave Bermudians who fought so hard to bring about the change that Bermuda so desperately needed. Here we pay homage to 6 civil rights leaders who paved the way to a brighter Bermuda. E. F. Gordon,…


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Bermuda Xmas Trees is Making Christmas Bright for Families in Need

Bermuda is no stranger when it comes to importing Christmas trees. For years, local businesses have supplied families with their perfect evergreen balsam or Fraser fir—plucked straight from east coast farms in the US and packed tightly into containers ready…


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Made by Bermudians: Isabella Artuso

Local budding business, Isabella Artuso, was born from the creative and entrepreneurial minds of Danielle Paynter and her mother, Patricia. Created in honour of Danielle’s daughter, and her namesake, the brand is an homage to three generations of tenacious, empowered…


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9 Christmas Things with Bishop Nick Dill

Bishop Nick was born on Dock Hill, Devonshire in hurricane Arlene in the dark ages of 1963. Husband to Fiona, and Father to 6 amazing children. A perpetual drain on his parent's patience and money, he did two degrees -…


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Champion of the People: Gina Spence

Gina Spence has for 45 years been one of Bermuda’s leaders in charity, community outreach and accessibility to the performing arts who last year helped up to 1000 children. Her journey began with heartache at a young age and tragedy…

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Made by Bermudians: Laura Smith

Happiest in the hot shop, Laura Smith is the founder of Laura Elizabeth Glass, a bespoke glassmaking company specialising in eclectic, elegant commissions. Bermuda-born and raised, Smith creates glasswork heavily inspired by her island home. Her subtle use of metal…