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Just in time for boating season, Sail Bermuda has a new catamaran. Caleb and Marilyn Zuill only wish she hadn’t taken such a roundabout route. The couple bought Elusive in Grenada in November, 2019. Their idea was to use her to expand their boat char...

Regulars on the No 2 bus out of Hamilton will likely remember Lynette Waldron. For more than 20 years she was a favourite with Paget Primary School and Gilbert Institute students especially, making them cookies every week, dressing in costume and ens...

Each day Kelly Smith mixes the same potion: a handful of imagination and a sprinkle of art. It’s a concoction that’s proven successful with the “smallies’ that accompany her on nature walks, scavenger hunts and any number of activities she comes up...

In 1979 Christine Atcheson’s life was a mess. She had been on the island for three years. Her husband had abandoned her and returned to the UK; she had a toddler to raise on her own. In order to deal, she “went full-on into recreational drugs and al...

Introduce new foods to your child, slowly, but surely. Do not make the dinner table a battleground. Make it a pleasant space. If they do not like something do not force them to eat it. Have your child help in the kitchen so they get used to being ar...

As a child, Fiona Hatfield’s family dubbed her “little Mary Sunshine”. “I was always happy, chatty and having fun,” the 71-year-old said. “That has always been the nature of my beast, from the get-go.” Her sunny disposition has served her well durin...

Volcanic ash coats Foster Burke’s backyard in St Vincent & the Grenadines. It covers his roof, his trees, his grass and his car and it’s been constant, since the first eruption from La Soufrière on April 9. “Every time the wind blows, it blows everyw...

When Betsey Mowbray moved to Bermuda in 1976 she was fascinated by morning glories. They reminded her of her mother back in Montreal, Quebec. Frances McKindsey would plant a morning glory vine in the spring and would “be so excited” when the first f...

Freida Nusum died from Covid-19. Her husband Sheridan survived but thinks the coronavirus is responsible for his heart problems, which appeared suddenly last year. His advice to everyone: take the disease seriously. “You have no clue how this demon w...

For 30 years due to diabetes, Venita Smith battled poor vision. And then came the day she suddenly couldn’t see anything at all. An ophthalmologist sent her home with some eye drops and promised her sight would soon return. When it didn’t a few month...