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Ravi Cannonier-Watson returns to Britain in September as head boy of the Royal Ballet School. The 15-year-old is in his fourth year of study at the prestigious dance academy in London. Ravi’s hope is it will lead him to his ultimate dream of becoming...

Azhanae’ Oliver is offering healing to her peers through her faith-based coaching business. The trauma recovery coach uses her own experiences to help her clients at Love AJLX work through trauma and find peace in Christ. “I was victim to sexual abu...

This week’s hand is all about defence and, more importantly, patience in defence. I always tell bridge players that in defence, for the most part, Aces were designed to take other high cards and that, too often, players dart up with an Ace as soon as...

Pain is defined as an unpleasant feeling that is conveyed to the brain by sensory nerves. Discomfort signals usually represent an alarm of disease and the symptom announces that something is not right with our bodies. Unfortunately, pain causes are n...

Scawn Butterfield lost his job, and took to the streets helping others. At the height of Bermuda’s lockdown period he was delivering 40 meals a day to people in need, and buying groceries for more. Asked why he bothered to lend a hand, he said: “That...

At 16, Pam Jones had an attitude that was obvious to everyone at the job she had been assigned through a high school day release programme. She might have continued that way for ever were it not for Sheila Burrows. The 84-year-old, who was then the s...

On becoming a doctor, Rachel Daly was immediately thrown in at the deep end, treating patients with Covid-19 in Britain. She put in the time at Russells Hall Hospital just outside Birmingham, England, having been involved in a work-study programme th...

Mary Darrell longs for life the way it once was. For more than 30 years she and five of her siblings have met every Thursday for dominoes, a meal, and lots of chatter about “the good old days”. That all stopped in March, when Bermuda went into lockdo...

Pandora Hardtman left Bermuda in 2002, tired of fighting to have her skills as a midwife recognised by medical professionals here. It is a career move she has never regretted. In the years since, she has travelled the world as a midwifery specialist...

Former Bermuda Idol and recording artist Larrita Adderley can now add author to her list of accomplishments. Her recently published book, Float: Trusting in God to Carry You, shares some of her personal experiences of being carried by God through li...