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In high school, because she was good at maths and sciences, Meshellae Payne decided to become an actuary. It turned out archaeology was a better fit. She considers herself fortunate that she worked that out before she embarked on years of study in a ...

Bothered by all the glass at a nature reserve in Sandys, Clyde Bassett got to work. He later received a call thanking him for his efforts, but asking him to stop – as people tried to move the 12 blue bags he had filled and left by the roadside, glass...

If you’re a fan of Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist, you’ve likely seen Jarrett Carlington at work. You also may have noticed him on the Hulu series Woke or in The Christmas Chronicles 2, the Netflix film that was a hit with families over the holiday se...

There is a saying in Trinidad: when steel talks, everybody listens. Peter Harris has had an audience for many years. The Trinidadian was 19 when he played the steel pans for the first time. “It was really beautiful,” he said, explaining how he was wa...

As the property caretaker of Manor House, Warren Darrell has 13 acres to groom and 58 condominiums to oversee, but his hardest job is changing a single lightbulb. The lightbulb sits in the crown at the top of the ornate tower across from the develo...

On her 88th birthday, Betty Smith woke to messages on Facebook and WhatsApp. By the end of May 3 she’d received more than 200 phone calls, the most distant came from an old family friend living in South Korea. Although out enjoying the day with her d...

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...