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Susannah Cole loves organising things. Her office supplies are carefully filed and labelled in a multi-drawer toolbox. Her students learn the system before they take a highlighter or stapler — so they know exactly where to return them. “If I wasn’t...

Shirley Pearman used to get a lot of parking tickets. The 77-year-old often lingered too long volunteering at the Bermuda National Gallery. She’s a person who likes to get things done, no matter how long it takes. Eventually she started taking the...

Mikaela Kawaley-Lathan planned to go straight to university after high school. Then she saw her brother Zachary perform with inspirational tour group Up With People. “I was awestruck,” she said “I didn’t want to stay in my seat. I wanted to get up t...

Popping open a frozen pizza is so much easier than preparing a healthy meal. Many people want to improve their diet but don’t have the time to learn healthy cooking. Meaghan McKenzie may have the answer. The 37-year-old is starting a holistic cater...

There’s no place like Bermuda for Margie Lloyd. She and her late husband Peter once called Africa, Hong Kong, Fiji and England home. They were living in the Cayman Islands, where Mr Lloyd was governor, just before they returned here permanently in 1...

It’s not what you know, it’s who you know — or so the saying goes. Malachi Simmons didn’t know anyone in Manchester, England He had only just moved there to start his dance career and his classes at Studio 25 were often half-empty. “The other profes...

Geoff Parker spent most of his early childhood in bed, sick. He had asthma, triggered by dampness in his home near Devonshire marsh. He started writing to cope with the boredom. “I wrote my own little books starting at age 7,” he said. “When you’re...

People often ask Sherlyn Swan-Caisey how she’s still smiling. She’s battled three different chronic illnesses, and faced death twice. The 64-year-old singer said: “My mother, Madge Swan, would say it is not what you go through but how you go through ...

Retirement just wasn’t for Yvonne Boyd. She’d spent 35 years running a busy maternity ward at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York. When she and her husband stopped working and moved to quiet New Bern, North Carolina she was bored out of her mind. “I wa...

When Chiara Pellus Soria met her mother-in-law she was struck by her sense of humour. She hadn’t known what to expect. Bonnie Soria had been confined to bed for years because of multiple sclerosis. The Connecticut resident spent most days watching ...