On a chilly day Shannon and Lindsey Philpott’s handiwork pops up all over Bermuda — hoodies with BDA or Devil’s Isle printed on them, T-shirts, woolly hats carrying a Bermuda map design.
The couple st...
In kindergarten Jeanie Flath was told she would never learn to read.
Dyslexic, she suffered through years of remedial classes until age 12 when she mastered the skill.
When the late Jasen Moniz invit...
When Frances Smith started fitness business Actively Aging the hardest part was just finding clients.
The 24-year-old’s target customers — older people, weren’t on social media the way her own genera...
When singer Michael Jackson stayed at the Hamilton Princess in 1991, it was bellman Eddie Benjamin’s job to fool the waiting crowd.
“If he was coming around the front, I had to convince everyone that...
In third grade, Milton McKenzie felt invisible. His teacher seemed to hate him, some of his classmates called him the n-word; his school claimed he had attention deficit disorder.
“My situation there...
Tiny Bermuda is teaching the world a thing or two about fintech.
Deputy secretary-general of the Commonwealth, Arjoon Suddhoo, said yesterday he was on the island to “learn from Bermuda”.
Dr Suddhoo w...
Tori Wine admits he was a bit of a drill sergeant when he first started as a fitness trainer.
“I think I was just really excited about getting people motivated and in shape,” he said with a laugh.
It ...
George Jones collapsed in the middle of his first race. He blames the limited water stations in the 1973 Bermuda Day half-marathon. However, it’s likely the beer didn’t help.
“I had trained a lot and ...
Bermuda’s warm attitude to emerging technology will draw visitors all the way from chilly Canada today.
Canadian and Bermudian tech leaders will this week come together for the Canadian Technology Roa...
As a kid, Brotha Richie doodled on whatever he could — colouring books, the brown paper covers of his schoolbooks, his sneakers.
Music took over but then three years ago he went through a rough patch ...
