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For Roshie Trott, entering artwork in this year’s MindFrame PhotoVoice Exhibition was a major triumph. She has four pieces in the show of work by Mid-Atlantic Wellness clients on now at the Bermuda Society of Arts. Last year, she was in a very dark...

The boot of Julie Farnsworth’s car is filled with stuff – a baby doll, bubbles, a yoga mat. As an occupational therapist working with young children, these are important tools. The doll, for example, can be used to teach empathy. “The primary goal o...

Ceola Wade doesn’t yet know in which direction her medical studies will take her, but she’s grateful for the $20,000 that will help her along. The 31-year-old received the Donald P. Lines Scholarship from the Centennial Bermuda Foundation this summer...

Athlete and junior team coach Eusebio King-Mills became this year’s Validus Re Scholar, when he won a $20,000 scholarship from the firm. Validus announced the recipients of its annual scholarships on September 22. A total of $60,000 in funds was dis...

Rudell “RJ” Pitcher has always been passionate about motocross. He was introduced to the sport by his father, Rudell Pitcher, who would take him to Southside where his uncle Jamel Pitcher would race. RJ didn’t start riding until he was four. By the t...

In her early teens, Linda Smith did a lot of goofing off. “All I wanted to do was play,” the 72-year-old remembered. But she still managed to be one of the top three students in her class at Sandys Secondary School. Then the school principal, Dorothy...

A Bermuda Bar Council standing sub-committee is collaborating with the Office of the Privacy Commissioner to promote co-operation on educational privacy initiatives, policy and guidance to benefit the Bermuda Bar. The new alliance is facilitated by a...

Jolene Bean spent almost half a century teaching and loved every minute but in the seven years since she retired, she has sometimes wondered if she should have been an artist instead. The 72-year-old has made jewellery, dolls for her nieces, and “a l...

Almost as soon as James Barbosa and his wife, Raina, began offering tattooing and body-piercing services at Inksmith, the phone started ringing

When personal trainer Shadé Simmons-Wolffe received a message saying she had won a Best of Bermuda award, she thought it was spam. She had been running DaybyDais Fitness for a little less than three years. She was so unsure about the e-mail claiming...