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Teenager Katelynn DeMoura is known for her drive at DanceSations dance school on Reid Street. The 14-year-old is passionate about ballet and dreams of one day travelling the world with a dance company. “I don’t know yet, which dance company,” she l...

Dennis Wainwright’s body really took a beating when he was a younger man. As a wicketkeeper in cricket and a goalkeeper in football, he broke his wrists, his jaw, his nose twice, and was hit by a ball in both eyes. “I think it improved my looks,” th...

Wayne Swan felt blind-sided when his marriage fell apart ten years ago. He thought he and his first wife had it all, a close family, two beautiful children and a house of their own. “Sometimes, in hindsight, you are so close to it, you don’t know it...

You won’t find The Beverley Farm Cottage Golf & Country Club on any Bermuda tourist map. And maybe it’s better that way. The water hazard is an old toilet in the middle of the fairway; there’s only one sand trap, and most of the holes between 5 and...

Lawrence Trott starts feeling sentimental whenever he drives past East End Primary School. His parents, Fred and Shirley, and his five siblings studied there; his 1969 class was the first to graduate from the school’s present location — Grenadier Lan...

Louise Jones is happiest when she’s outside — digging in the garden, painting things around the yard. She starts every morning with a swim near her Pembroke home accompanied by her Labrador Retriever. Afterward, while Sandy has a sniff along the bea...

The average person can hold their breath for two minutes; Beth Neale can hold hers for six. The South African plans to put the skill to use in September when she will attempt to free dive 164ft without fins, to raise $20,000 for the Bermuda Zoologica...

In his younger years “Ted” Cowen would fly up the 185 steps of Gibbs Hill Lighthouse. It was something he did frequently. His father, Rudolph, was the lighthouse keeper and would send him to grab a tool needed for machinery work — sometimes four or ...

“Age is nothing but a number. You are never too old or too young to learn.” Sharmaine Thomas’s message to this year’s graduates of the Adult Education School was heartfelt. Like them, she was receiving her GED after a personal struggle, but the other...

In her eighties, Myrtle Durham took on a cause: a bus stop in her neighbourhood in Smith’s. Trash was a problem as was the foliage, which was frequently overgrown. “I was cutting the bushes otherwise if you sit down on the bench that is there, the bu...