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Friendliness, pink sand and milkshakes at the Spot Restaurant are just a few of the things Levidia Daba misses about Bermuda. She left the island for Wellington, New Zealand, just over a year ago after her husband Musa, the former minister of St Mark...

Like a lot of 12-year-olds, Chelsea Minors doesn’t really know what she wants to do with her life yet. But a camp that allowed her to code and fly drones has her considering technology. And that’s music to Connec- Tech founder Coral Wells’s ears. ...

Charities are always asking Myra Bristol for help. Sometimes they’re in need of a board member; other times they’re looking for assistance on tag days. “Yes” is her usual answer — as long as it doesn’t conflict with any of the other charities she vo...

As a comedian, Rachel Feinstein has been on television specials and talk shows and has toured internationally. But her beginning in comedy was anything but auspicious. The New Yorker completely bombed her first time on stage. “I must have been abou...

Some collage artists purchase materials in fancy art stores; Jon Legere finds them in dumpsters on the streets of New York. The 40-year-old Bermudian usually doesn’t have to do much digging to find old paper, magazines, newspapers or old flyers he c...

Sculptor Sandra Vlock has been vacationing on the island, on and off, for 40 years. But it wasn’t until her brother, Michael Vlock, built a house in Tucker’s Town in 2010 that she really got to know the community. “Over the last several years I hav...

Some people spend retirement travelling, relaxing and playing golf; Richard Lee is spending his golden years stamping envelopes and lifting boxes. The 66-year-old spends almost every day volunteering at cancer charity Pals. “I’ve become a piece of th...

When vocal artist Blac says he does reggae, rap and sings, he gets some baffled looks. People often ask: “but what do you really do?” “People try to box me in,” said the 34-year-old known for songs like Inyani and Deep Love. “Instead of trying to f...

Elizabeth Kitson isn’t all that impressed about turning 100. It’s understandable considering her life experiences. She remembers being wonderstruck by electricity when it was introduced here; equally unforgettable is a journey to Britain during the ...

At 8, Seri Fisher is already learning about celebrity. It’s the status she has at the Packwood Home, where seniors have enjoyed listening to her sing and play the piano every Tuesday for the past two years. She started after her grandparents, Bill an...