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Edith Hollis Mann’s uncle drove her to Mount St Agnes Academy from Shelly Bay in a horse and buggy in 1927. “When I got older I bicycled to school whether it was sunny, wet or there were gale force winds,” she said. “Sometimes, when I was late, I wou...

Shari-Lynn Pringle weighed around 250lbs. She had high blood pressure, type two diabetes and was on several medications including insulin. The warning bells didn’t go off for the 51-year-old until she caught a surprise glimpse of a picture of herself...

Onika Best got fed up with Bermuda’s music scene and left to make her way in Barbados 23 years ago. The 47-year-old is now performing all over the Caribbean nation. She was the drummer in a band that opened for Maxi Priest in St James last year and r...

A young Bermudian dancer has won a much-coveted place in a prestigious summer dance programme. Ravi Watson, 10, will be attending the Royal School of Ballet’s intensive course in Surrey, England. His mother, Sophia Cannonier, is excited because it ma...

A Caribbean beauty competition was well worth it for Asha Galloway, even if she didn’t bring home the crown. The 25-year-old was named third runner-up in the Miss Plus Size Universe pageant in Trinidad and Tobago last month. About 100 people entered ...

People who get their children vaccinated are “sheeples” who follow the flock. That’s the belief of one parent who hasn’t inoculated her kids against diseases such as measles, mumps and rubella. Her opponents call her a lunatic. The vaccination debate...

After three decades championing the cause of cancer patients, Ann Smith Gordon is leaving PALS. The 79-year-old is ready to take a breather — she’ll walk away from the charity’s Point Finger Road offices as soon as a replacement is found. “I am not r...

Bermudians aren’t exactly known for producing wine — David Butterfield is one of the exceptions. He and his wife Juliette started Butterfield Wine in Beaune, Burgundy back in 2005. They’ve since suffered the highs and lows of making Pinot Noir and Ch...

A Bermudian woman is looking for $10,000 to publish a book on how St David’s Islanders were stripped of their land. Eugene “Jean” Foggo Simon said her family only received $422 after they were kicked out of their Cooper’s Island home — nowhere near t...

A Bermudian artist will have a place in the 2015 Pan American Games in Toronto. Games organisers have commissioned photos of work by textile artist Ami Zanders. Ms Zanders’s works were selected as part of a Textile Museum of Canada project called W...