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Denise Richardson starts every morning thanking God for another day. The 54-year-old has been battling cancer, on and off, for five years. “Every day I wake up is a good day,” Ms Richardson said. “If I don’t feel well when I wake up, then that is wh...

As traffic moving into Hamilton reaches a slow halt, we are reminded that schools are back in Bermuda. I am sure most parents are excited to have their children back in school after a long summer, but let us not get so caught up in routine that we f...

Martin Brewer has two seismographs in his home. It’s not often that it happens but when the Earth shakes, people call him. “One time I was having lunch in town,” said Dr Brewer. “Journalist Brian Darby turned up. He’d tracked me down. He said I had...

Palm Vale sits at the end of a private driveway, only minutes away from Devonshire Bay. The “fabulous” five-bedroomed property is spread over more than two acres of land and includes a main house, a workshop and a separate building with two apartment...

Dear Heather, I am selling my house due to some unforeseen and difficult circumstances that I would rather people didn’t know about. Does the realtor have to disclose to buyers why I am selling? Worried Seller Dear Worried Seller, The answer to your...

Marjorie “Miki” Richardson-Caines and Carlita Burgess remember the walk from high school to their neighbourhood in Ferry Reach. They would walk the several miles from Whitney Institute together, talking all the way. The road to the business they now ...

Andrea Sundt remembers her first time at the theatre. After curtain call she remained, glued to her seat, expecting the show to go on. “I was mesmerised. The curtain had dropped, but I refused to leave,” she said. “The lady sweeping the floor of c...

Nothing about Gray Robinson’s first hours of kite surfing suggested a future career. He struggled to put his first kite board together in 2001. Eventually he and his father, Gordon Robinson Jr, got the contraption in working order and took it to Elb...

Stefan Smith works in reinsurance but finds it near impossible to stay away from a camera. His younger brother Micrae is a graphic artist, having decided years ago to give in to the inevitable. Look for their work in a display now on at City Hall. Ar...

The Bermuda Sectional started at the Bridge Club yesterday afternoon and will end on Friday night with the second session of the Pairs and the closing prizegiving function. More news on all of that and full results in next week’s column! The IBPA (In...