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You better really like your spouse, if you’re going to run a business together. Mark and Ally Tatem have learnt that in the two years since opening Two & Quarter Photography. They’re together almost 24/7. “We have friends who say, ‘You guys are crazy...

When MacDonald and Eunice Tucker vowed to cherish each other until death do us part, they meant it. Nearly 65 years have passed since they married, on May 28, 1953. “Divorce has never even been thought of with us,” said Mrs Tucker, 90. Although they...

There are men who would rather have their teeth pulled than shop for clothes. Thanks to Megan Pitman and Chloe Brasier, they don’t have to. The pair will “detox” a client’s wardrobe of ratty clothing, advise on colours and styles and even hit the sto...

When he was 17, Henrik Jeppesen travelled from Denmark to Egypt. The trip was part of his plan to become the first person to see all of the world’s 325 countries and territories. In 2014, eight years later, he checked Bermuda off his list. “It was fa...

The world becomes a very different place when you cannot see. Brenda Richardson discovered that at the age of 62 when her left retina tore while she was in the middle of grocery shopping. She was rushed to Baltimore for surgery at Johns Hopkins Hospi...

John Woolridge didn’t get much sleep in his late teens. He’d play piano in hotels until 1am, then ride along to his next gig. “We were finished when we were finished,” he said The long hours served as good training. For the past several weeks he’s...

Richard Caisey is a self-confessed sports nut. Football, cricket, softball — you name it, he’s played it. It all came to a standstill when he was diagnosed with cancer in 2006 at age 23. “One day I was playing cricket in the Evening League and I was...

Dogs may be man’s best friend, but sometimes they can be downright annoying. When they aren’t digging a hole in the lawn or barking incessantly, they’re eating your slippers. Trainer Lauren Langman believes most behavioural problems can be fixed. H...

Age? For Skipper Ingham, it’s only a number. At 86 he still pumps iron and teaches karate at the dojo he started in 1970. He placed second in the World Cup Finals Open Martial Arts Championships in Virginia this month; his competitors were half his a...

Scott Ciscon first fell in love with Bermuda while working on a cruise ship. “In 1997, the Song of America docked in Hamilton weekly during the summer months,” he said. “I was singing in one of the on-board productions. “Between the beaches and the ...