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In September a critically acclaimed illusionist, Reza, had the chance to perform at CedarBridge Academy. Ms Burrows, a teacher at CedarBridge, spoke with his managers and arranged for him to perform for the school family. He did some magic tricks and...

We all have a preference; John Gardner prefers the aisle seat. It gives him a better perspective. The architect documents his journeys with a picture. He carries the sketchbook and watercolour paints with him on every flight. “It helps you observe,”...

It was not until he was locked up that Fitzgerald Richardson began to feel free. In and out of prison, he was certain he was built for “a life of crime”, but a dying friend gave him the courage to turn it around. Now set to graduate the Bermuda Coll...

I had a client this week ask me “Why does everything have to be pushed? I responded that in order to get better at whatever you do, you must push past your normal limitations. We must not allow our minds to limit our possibilities. When I ran the Ar...

With the staggering cost of healthcare on the island, Joanne Wohlmuth is answering the call to take responsibility.The yoga therapist said that with more than 60 per cent of residents overweight, 14 per cent living with diabetes and the leading cause...

Ask Miriam Callabras how she spends her time, and you’re likely to get a lively response. The 71-year-old keeps busy knitting prosthetics, or as she describes them to anyone with even a passing interest, “knockers! You know, boobies?” She’s donated 1...

Rock Bottom might just be the family home you’re looking for. It sits on more than half-an-acre, and has a swimming pool and level lawns that are great for children and pets. As an added bonus, it’s only a short drive from Hamilton to its location at...

Megan Rumbelow was certain she would fit right in when she moved back to Bermuda. She was Bermudian after all, and had lived here until her parents split up when she was 10. “After that I rotated between America, Bermuda and England,” said the 36-yea...

In Carolyn Amaral’s day, cooking was important. High schools included classes as part of the curriculum and families made meals together. “Take-out wasn’t really a thing back then,” said the 53-year-old. “We went out to eat maybe once a month.” Coo...

The Bermuda Sectional is upon us and yesterday will have seen the first two single session Pairs events. Today, Saturday, has two more single session events at the unusual times of 10am and 2pm, almost back to back, Sunday sees the two Session Teams ...