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No one was surprised when Andrea Beazley announced she had quit her job to start her own business. She had worked in fashion for years but all she seemed to talk about was nutrition. Good Health Girl seemed a perfect fit. “People saw the passion I ha...

Ernest “Shuby” DeGrilla is out on the road rain or shine, when most of us are asleep. For the past 15 years he’s been behind the wheel of the Project Action bus. It’s not unusual for the 76-year-old to be up, driving seniors and the physically challe...

It was unusual to see women lifting weights in gyms in the early 90s. Kathi DeCouto didn’t let that stop her. “I was living in the US and a guy I was dating said, ‘Let’s go to the gym’. We got there and he pointed me straight to the [area] where wom...

New Year’s resolutions. Some live for the fresh start, others groan at the thought. My best friend and I have a tradition to meet on New Year’s Day and write down what we hope to do over the coming year. Instead of writing a list of specific goals we...

Peter Dunne used to think almost everyone had a bike gathering dust in the garage. Cycle after cycle was dropped off after the Bermuda Bicycling Association launched an appeal for their school programme seven years ago. When the dust settled they had...

Agape House will always have a special place in Diane DeRosa’s heart. Just over a year ago she learnt her son, Troy Caines, had stage four prostate cancer. Agape House and its support charity, Friends of Hospice, have been there for her family ever ...

Some 80 people gathered to surprise Izola Harvey on the occasion of her 90th birthday on December 14. This wonderful affair not only highlighted the significance of the milestone she reached, but the importance of the contribution she has made to Be...

Looking to break from the Bermuda tradition this Christmas? We asked five chefs to share favourite holiday dishes from their home country. Read on for inspiration ... Fairmont Southampton chef Chris Totah is originally from Mauritius where there’s a ...

The desks weren’t ready and there weren’t any books, but the school was a dream come true for Joanne Ball Burgess. She and her husband Quincy Burgess struggled to find the perfect way to educate their two sons when the family moved to Nairobi, Kenya ...

Six months ago Kerry’s life seemed to be falling into place. She had a steady job, a supportive family and was making ends meet. She was also proud that her three-year-old son had something she never had — a loving father. Then her world came cras...