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In 1977, looking to drum up investors in his company, Mike Marsh hit the seminar circuit. Having never done much public speaking the thought of doing it in front of audiences of hundreds of people terrified him but, with Troy Associates on the line, ...

The coronavirus pandemic left Vision Bermuda with no choice but to close the doors to Beacon House last March. In addition to all the other challenges brought by Covid-19, social distancing would have been a huge problem for its clients – most have ...

Kei-Lara Dunigan knows a thing or two about packing groceries. She started at age 11 and stuck with it for about four years. In November she launched Bermuda Bagging Academy, a virtual course full of tips and tricks for inexperienced packers. Aside f...

Thirty-eight thousand followers can’t be wrong. Judy Brangman’s Instagram handle is @theplantbasedmd; her approach to medicine is what’s driving her popularity. The Bermudian physician is a leading voice in holistic health and plant-based nutrition ...

Gisella Filice’s life plan is to travel the world doing what she loves most — dance. The 17-year-old starts out on that path next week when she leaves for Spain to pursue a bachelor’s degree at the Institute of the Arts Barcelona. She is doing it wit...

Teamwork is equally as important as physical strength. That may just have been the biggest lesson learnt by a group of teenagers who spent three days on Spirit of Bermuda working towards the Silver level of the Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award...

Frances-Anne Solomon did not know Ulric Cross’s story but.....the request to make a film about him came from her mother. And so she started on a quest which ultimately led to Hero. It opens the Bermuda International Film Festival on March 20. “The st...

Helen Daley always tried to bring out the best in her students. She was a teacher for more than 40 years and it became her classroom mission. She still has the thank you notes she received from some of her pupils. “I just saw so many possibilities th...

The world watched from the first protest, when an estimated million people took to the streets of Hong Kong unhappy with a plan to allow extraditions to mainland China. The “naïve” hope was that the Government would withdraw the Bill. When that didn’...

Having never been in a relationship herself, the obvious question was how Marilyn Steede was able to write a romance novel. She started working on When Your Body Gets Weak in 1998, and published it in July. “The love story comes from nothing in my ...