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Emily Chadderton’s heart leapt when she saw the job posting for a teacher’s assistant in China. The 22-year-old had a great sense of adventure and no clue what she’d do after finishing her master’s degree. “I immediately wanted to do it and messaged...

Modern amenities, custom closets and only a short drive from Hamilton — Breezeway seems to have it all. There’s a pool and two apartments at the three-bedroomed executive home on Hibiscus Lane. It also boasts a spacious kitchen, four full bathrooms a...

For Ben Lusher, there’s nothing like a home crowd. It’s what’s motivating the singer as he prepares to open the Bermuda Festival of the Performing Arts next month as part of the trio, ThirdStory. “I can’t wait to come home and perform,” said the 23-y...

Nahed Eid was a hyper kid until her father handed her some tools and introduced her to jewellery making. She spent almost every spare moment beading earrings, head jewellery and necklaces; her masterpieces were given to loved ones or sold at street f...

Eugene “Buck” Woods was thoroughly surprised the Saturday before Christmas with a birthday breakfast fete in honour of his 81st birthday. Family and friends kept it absolutely quiet from him up to the moment he entered the spacious dining room of the...

When Robert Bassett started showing his artwork 40 years ago, people were baffled. Pink cottages and seascapes were the norm; he was painting figures with elongated necks and exaggerated facial features. Critics called his work “childlike” and “untra...

Warwick Academy IB students recently took part in the 2015 PartnerRe “Dollars for Hours” programme. Each year, PartnerRe generously donates $30,000 to individual schools after completing a selected project for a registered charity. This year, Warwi...

Bermuda High School Year 7s donated toys to the Coalition for the Protection of Children last week, and the Year 6s all undertook to do chores at home for a good cause, raising more than $900 to purchase toys for the Toys for Tots charity campaign.

The entire faculty at Bermuda High School collected donations for the Eliza DoLittle Society, which were handed over last Thursday. Primary and secondary students presented their efforts to Carol Paynter, the executive director of the charity.

Carlene Spencer started writing poetry to cope with the frustrations of a rocky romance. She said they were dating; her boyfriend “Hash” said they were just friends. “He said he’d be ready to commit in 2017,” Ms Spencer said. “It was 2013. His life ...