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For years people have been leaving all manner of baby things on Fiona Dill’s veranda — cribs, clothing, toys, double strollers. Dutifully, the longtime doula would wash them up and find a home with a needy parent or put them into storage. “Then I rea...

A freak accident got Michelle Rafferty hooked on essential oils. She was making soup in a blender when the lid popped off and shot scalding liquid onto her face and chest, causing second degree burns. Doctors predicted she would be permanently scarr...

To some, hobby horses might appear to be simple toys: stuffed fabric on a stick. Debbie Cottingham can vouch that they are much more complicated than that. She recently made 150 hobby horses to help raise money for WindReach. “It’s quite a labour-in...

The story of a Bermudian man killed in a race riot in England more than a century ago is getting renewed attention thanks to global Black Lives Matter protests. British author and black studies teacher Madeline Heneghan said she has received several...

At 46, Richelle Richards still remembers just how tough it was to be a teenager. The challenge came in trying to explore what she liked while also fitting in with her friends. Ultimately, she gave up the struggle. “I realised I needed to be true to m...

Annoyed by the British taxi drivers who tried to overcharge her, Daniella Jade Lowe started a blog. Cabby Corruption was the first entry in The View From Where I Sit — the title is a nod to the wheelchair a spinal-cord injury has kept her in for most...

Zoe Kempe-Gibson was riddled with anxiety after her son, Archer, was born. She had to have an emergency Caesarean section because the umbilical cord was wrapped around his neck. That Archer was born on April 5, the second day of lockdown, only added...

No one really likes wearing a face mask; Lisa Baumgartner is trying to make it fun for kids come September. She has created reusable masks with unicorns, dinosaurs, ladybugs and other designs they may find appealing. They will be handed to 400 studen...

Ayesha Peets Talbot is offering $30,000 in health services as a way of helping Bermuda heal. She is also giving away 3,000 copies of Healing Bermuda: The Real Solution to Your Health Crisis, the 2018 book she wrote with her partners, Sabrina Famous a...

Arié Haziza’s art speaks to what is going on inside his head. Called Wild Randomness, the triptych on display as part of the 2020 Bermuda Biennial is a series of numbers — as a list, a line graph and a bar chart. Steady for a period, their pattern i...