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The beauty of the character that Michael K. Williams brought to life on The Wire was his extraordinary complexity. Omar Little was a Black man who stalked the streets of Baltimore wearing a swashbuckling duster and carrying a deadly sawed-off shotgun...

Dear Sir, Sheldon Bradshaw, Clyde Best and myself joined forces with each other way back during our primary school days at the West End Primary School in Sandys Parish. Sheldon lived on Clock Block in Boaz Island, while Clyde and myself lived in Dock...

The island’s first Black female president of the Bermuda Bar Association has been recalled as a compassionate and driven family lawyer. Ross Smith, husband of Karen Williams-Smith, said yesterday: “Her focus was on her family, starting with her two d...

A “gentle giant” who played the beautiful game hard but fair and was respected by his peers. These are the sentiments from those paying tribute to goalkeeper Sheldon “Bully Beef” Bradshaw, who died last Tuesday from illness at age 72. Blessed with ex...

An insurance company chief executive who built his firm into a major player discovered his calling after he landed a job at the island’s weather service. John Sainsbury became chief executive officer and managing director of the Argus Group in 1981 ...

The Bermuda Entertainment Union has paid tribute to the late entertainer Gilbert “Bill” Caisey. Mr Caisey, a top Bermudian singer and band leader, died on July 22 at the age of 87. A spokesman for the union said: “Bro. ‘Bill’ Caisey, was known as ‘Mr...

Kingsley Francis 1937-2021 A regular independent candidate for Parliament who threw his hat into the ring at several General Elections has died. Kingsley Francis was 84. Mr Francis also studied law and was a keen observer of a variety of court c...

A former head teacher who also led the Bermuda Association of School Principals was a skilled mediator, colleagues said yesterday. Livingston Tuzo’s teaching career spanned 34 years and he worked at the Gilbert Institute in Paget and Victor Scott Pri...

A long-serving principal at Mount Saint Agnes Academy and one of the island’s last Sisters of Charity has died at 81 after devoting 36 years to the school. Originally from Boston, Massachusetts, Judith Marie Rollo came to Bermuda in 1968 as a nun on ...

A nurse who fought for change when racial segregation frustrated the careers of Black Bermudian medical professionals has been warmly recalled by MPs and senators. The family of Sandra Allen said she stood as a mentor to generations of nurses. Her ob...

A top Bermudian entertainer whose singing career spanned more than half a century was remembered as a natural performer dedicated to promoting the island’s music. Gilbert “Bill” Caisey “made his mark when he was 12 by telling a fib and getting into a...

A memorial service to those lost at sea was held in St. George’s yesterday. The annual memorial service for the Guild of the Holy Compassion took place at the seamen’s plot in St. George’s Cemetery. Henry Hayward, president of the guild, led the ope...