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In St David's, Zen Mello was often stuck waiting for buses that arrived late, or not at all. He put all his frustrations down in The Bus: A Song about the Bermuda Bus System, and created an animated video to partner it. It took off after his mother, ...

Stephen Johnson moved to Bermuda in 2017 and was unexpectedly put to work. Having heard he was a history buff, Jon Beard, the deputy head at Saltus Grammar School, asked that he document its history. Dr Johnson, a retired educator whose wife Deryn L...

In 2003, Malachi Wilson's music reflected what was happening around him. Burglars killed his father Michael in a robbery in the US that year; Malachi was also struggling due to his own "brushes with the law". “I used to write about guns and beating p...

Neville Darrell is 81, but has no thoughts of retirement. After a long and varied career that included stints as a police officer, an insurance salesman, and a security services firm owner, he is still working. “Officially, I’m a taxi driver, althoug...

In her 35 years as a realtor, Fiona Hatfield has done a lot to get her name out there. She once got in a swimming pool in February wearing a rubber duck floatie around her waist. “I can’t remember if I sold that house, but I sure hope I did because i...

Ten years ago Trevor Johnstone never would have imagined he would one day become vegan. But at 35 he has fully embraced the lifestyle and, through his company Plant Based Fuel BDA, offers his skills as a "plant-based chef and nutrition advocate". His...

As a young police officer in England, George Hammond had his pick of British colonies to apply for work. He chose Bermuda on a whim, although he didn’t really know where it was. “That was the one that stuck out for me,” the 85-year-old said. “I took ...

One day Ingrid Botelho started playing around with sea glass that her family found at the beach. Always a creative soul she crafted her finds into a picture for a friend who was expecting a baby. “When I gave it to my friend she actually started to c...

Sue Behrle is one of Bermuda’s biggest fans. She has visited more than 50 times in three decades, and has ‘Going to Bermuda’ tattooed on her wrist. She uses the same phrase as her e-mail username. “I first came in the 1990s,” the 66-year-old, Landsdo...

SUNDAY • St Mark's Anglican Church: St Mark’s Anglican Church, Smith’s Parish extends prayers and best wishes to all its members and friends for a happier healthier New Year. Join us for peaceful worship at 8am and for all ages worship at 9....