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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...

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...

If you happen to be in Times Square on Saturday, look up at the mega screens for a glimpse of Trudell Edwards

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...

Kathydell Hayward Ming still feels the effects of the strokes she suffered 15 years ago. Her comprehension isn’t what it once was, reading is far more difficult and movement is sometimes challenging. Despite that, she has set a goal of receiving her ...

Armed with multiple scholarships, T’aja Williams is headed to George Mason University to continue her dance education

Kath Davis had never lived abroad by herself until 1979, when her mother dropped her off at college in England. She was 17. Her dormitory mates at Chelsea College of Physical Education got her through her homesickness. “It was great because everyone...

Sabriyya Harvey is in love with Bermuda’s culture and is painting it for the world to see. Her most recent work can be seen in the 2022 Bermuda Biennial, A New Vocabulary: Past. Present. Future. “This work particularly speaks to the little pockets o...