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One of the fallouts of Covid-19 is the rising number of people unable to put food on the table. David Mutch is leading a team of approximately 30, that provides for seniors and vulnerable residents in Smith’s. The 50 meals they hand out three days a...

In our fast-paced, technology-driven society, there are still people who knit. Beth MacDonald Stone is forging a path for Bermudians in the weaving world. You can buy her designs on Ravelry, a yarn and pattern database that’s popular with knitters an...

I hope this finds you all well during this difficult time — all of this makes you appreciate what others went through during long separations from friends and family, particularly before we had TV, Whatsapp, e-mail, Zoom and all the rest of it that m...

Covid-19 threw the world a curveball, sending most of us home to work and making video communication commonplace. Globally, it is unchartered territory and Lorene Phillips is helping people navigate it. An underwriter for 25 years, she provides execu...

I know one simple and wonderful recipe for happiness. If we feel sad and want to cheer ourselves up, we can give a gift to another person. A special gift of love, friendship, attention and care. We can support those who are feeling down and stressed...

Wendy Ingham doesn’t say a word, but she is probably the most animated part of the Bermuda government press conferences. Signing keeps her moving; the island’s deaf population relies on her facial expressions and hand motions to keep up with the news...

Over the three-day Easter weekend, there were 18,083 checkpoint stops and 32 people were arrested for breaching curfew or for non-essential movement. As the Government works to rid the island of Covid-19, it is obvious that not everybody is listenin...

The pictures aren’t ones you post on social media. They show black eyes and bruised faces; victims of domestic violence, their spirits are often crumpled. Tina Laws is one of those that they send their pictures to. A domestic violence counsellor, sh...

When one young middle schooler first heard about the Covid-19 crisis, she was terrified for her grandmother. What if she caught the virus at school or the grocery store and made her grandmother sick? She decided the best way to deal with the situati...

The world is full of fear at the moment, and before I get to the bridge fear that is the focus of this column, let me add my voice to those who are exhorting you to just stay home, as much as possible and follow all the advice to the letter, as it is...