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Six earn charity bursaries (opens the original)
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A local charity has awarded $5,000 bursaries to six Bermudians who are pursuing film or performing arts. A statement said Zion Mills, Ailie Waddington, Stephanie Hardy, Ava-Joy Moreno, Skye Minors and Gianna Luparelli all received a bursary from the Bermuda Musical & Dramatic Society Charitable Trust this year. Most of the funds for the trust — created 25 years ago in memory of BMDS member Kate Huntington — are raised through the annual Famous for 15 Minutes playwriting festival. Mr Mills is pur
New team to lead animal-assisted therapy (opens the original)
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Psychologists with decades of experience will help run a local charity’s animal-assisted therapy programme. The Bermuda Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals announced that registered psychologist Cherita Rayner and Annisha Peets, a chartered member of the British Psychological Society, have joined the clinical team of the charity’s TheraTails programme. TheraTails uses animals and mental health professionals to assist people experiencing trauma, anxiety, attachment difficulties and e
Couple return to Bermuda for 30-year anniversary (opens the original)
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A couple renewed their wedding vows in Bermuda exactly 30 years after they tied the knot on the island. David Lowy, 72, and wife Jane, 66, reaffirmed their love for each other at Horseshoe Bay on Thursday, during their first trip to Bermuda since they eloped here in 1996. The couple met through an amateur production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream in Houston, Texas, in 1990. They were inspired to get married on the island after hearing the song Down in Bermuda by Jonathan Richman. Mrs Lowy said: “W
Salvation Army steadfast after 130 years (opens the original)
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The territorial commander of the Bermuda Salvation Army discussed how the organisation evolved from disturbing the island’s religious establishment to a 130-year bond. Commissioner Lee Graves, who oversees the Salvation Army Bermuda and Canada Territories with his wife Commissioner Debbie Graves, said the organisation’s pioneers on the island in the late 19th century, and the survivors of the Sea Venture shipwreck almost three centuries earlier, both found ways forward after crises. He explained
Peer reviewers sought for second edition of journal (opens the original)
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A Bermudian-based research publication is looking for experts to review works for its second edition. The Bermuda Journal of Academic Research invited people well-versed in economics, law, psychology and English literature to join its peer review team. A statement said peer reviewers can assess submissions for “rigour, originality and clarity and provide constructive feedback to authors before publication”. Kyaida Lanthier, a co-chief editor of the journal, said: “Peer review is what gives publi
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