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Keith Kitson had serious learning challenges at age 14. He was bounced from school to school here and abroad and then he met Melvina Chapman Pearman. “He was like an empty shell,” said Mrs Pearman, who was then a paraeducator with the Department of E...

Fantastic is the one word that erupts when trying to sum up the 100th birthday celebrations accorded Ruth Ann Marie Simons. Mrs Simons was in her glory, in full possession of her faculties, sparkling at the end of the four-hour plus event at Warwick ...

A Pembroke mother woke up yesterday morning with no food in the cupboard to feed her three children — one of whom is a baby — and no money with which to buy desperately needed groceries. O’Keisha Clarke lives with her three children in a bright, fair...

The family of a Devonshire man stricken with a “mystery” ailment that leaves him struggling for air have appealed for the public’s help in identifying his illness. The condition, which his sister said began abruptly on December 1, has eluded diagnosi...

Last weekend I had the pleasure of joining the Renew Retreat team on a one-day well-being event in the stunning setting of the Coral Beach and Tennis Club. The purpose of the day: to allow participants time to pause, and set themselves up for a healt...

A group of residents has renewed its battle against a farmer who built a series of animal enclosures and fences without the required planning permission. Last summer Daniel Heaven sought retroactive permission for a goat enclosure, a chicken coup, te...

Dear Heather, My husband and I live in the three-bedroom home that we brought our family up in, and we love it but, there is so much maintenance required. We have to take care of the yard, paint the roof and walls; the pit really needs replacing so d...

Politics offers up plenty of twists and turns, Mr Editor, some of them predictable and some not so predictable. The unpredictable can be a pain. When asked what could scupper his government’s plans former United Kingdom Prime Minister Harold Macmilla...

Bermuda’s people should be inspired by Dr Martin Luther King Jr to face the Island’s problems together, according to Premier Michael Dunkley. Dr King’s official birthday commemoration takes place today — a day that has been declared a public holiday ...

Dear Dr Nekia, My girlfriend and I argue constantly about money. Although we both work, we do not make enough money to cover all of our bills and living expenses each month. She says that she is stressed out and I notice that if she cannot afford t...

It was a criticism that was bound to be levelled, Mr Editor, and so it was. Bermuda could use an America’s Cup approach to public education. Everyone knows it too, and have known for a long, long time. How long? Long enough. Our political parties ha...

Premier Michael Dunkley has defended his decision to appoint Craig Cannonier as Minister of Public Works despite the Police investigation into the Jetgate affair that led to his resignation. The Progressive Labour Party accused Mr Dunkley of “extreme...