“I just saw Bernice walk up the street. Everybody, and I mean everybody, stopped her to ask two questions: ‘Why did it close?’ and, ‘How’s Mike?'”
The day after St Helena’s independent radio station closed down, JOHN TURNER sent a personal reflection on what it meant to the island, and on the contribution made by founder Mike Olsson and his wife, Bernice. Read it here.
The tiny forecourt is now occupied with parked vehicles and
Baby on a Donkey on St Helena, Horses and property with mystery ladies.
The views from the ridges in Blue Hill were bathed
Education was the least of the family’s priorities. An 8
Great news for all who are thinking about returning or
Enterprise St Helena and the St Helena Tourism team shot
‘Saintel’ St Helena’s new potential internet service and communication provider
A one-day conference ‘From Discovery to Discovery’ brings St Helena
Neil Foster will join over 40000 other competitors from around
The Jamestown way Local song writer and musician Christian Castell