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Dean Smith had lots of male role models while growing up. His father was around and he had five older brothers. Five years ago he felt the need to do something to help someone who wasn’t so “blessed”. He became a volunteer with Big Brothers Big Sist...

Martha Dismont never planned on being a single mom. However she was forced to raise her daughter Aruna alone after her husband Roy Dismont Jr, died suddenly in 1989. She prayed through the night after he passed, wondering how she would manage on her...

Chelsea DaPonte dug into the plate of pasta with gusto, not realising that she was about to make herself very sick. Her mother, Becky DaPonte, had carefully requested gluten-free pasta but the waitress didn’t pay much attention. The sauce was gluten-...

A local student has created a ten-foot mural in honour of a teenager who inspired the world. Selaah Stephenson is now looking for a place where she can share her impression of Malala Yousafzai with the public. The then 15-year-old grabbed the world’s...

Lee-Ann Liles thinks her daughter got addicted to Netflix because her tablet made it so accessible. Hand-held devices sometimes bring communication to a halt in Wendy Wilson’s home. Loredana Roberts Perrin isn’t taking any chances, however. Her girl...

Photographer Sarah Elgersma has a special knack for working with small children. No wonder, she’s around them every day. The 25-year-old works full-time as a receptionist at Wee Care Paediatrics, the business founded by her paediatrician father, Step...

The world is getting a peek at a special aspect of Bermuda culture, courtesy of a pair of young filmmakers. Ethan Rogers’ eight-minute film documents how residents here collect and store water. Water Water came tops in a competition organised by the ...

What do you do on your way to work? Florence Graham Welton sings her way through the doldrums of the daily commute. The 11-year-old Bermuda High School student is now the youngest soloist in the BMDS pantomime, The Pied Piper. She says she is inspire...

Babies are cute — their onesies should be too. That’s Clare Panchaud’s business philosophy. When her son Louis was born two years ago she got frustrated by the selection of clothing here. She challenged herself to get creative. The result? Baby Love...

Her boobs, her choice. That’s Rebecca Carvalho’s take on the furor over a UK mom still breastfeeding her six-year-old daughter. “I know some people are uncomfortable with seeing an older child breastfeed and it can creep others out, but it is really ...