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today's Department of Cultural Affairs meeting. The 5.15 p.m. meeting will be held in the boardroom of the Department of Community Affairs at 81 Court Street in Hamilton. The theme for this year's parade is `Bermuda, the Last 100 Years'. *** The loc...

*** This weekend's cultural celebration honouring Dr. Clark Godwin and featuring Bermudian band Fires of Africa gave locals a good boost out of the mid-winter doldrums. This expose, which featured only Bermudian artists and honoured local figures fo...

inaugural spelling bee on Saturday night. Ten-year-old Murricea won a personal computer after spelling the word "associate'' to take the gold medal in the primary school section. The heated contest involved 49 competitors and reserves from primary an...

tomorrow. Organisers said yesterday that it would begin at 3 p.m. and was to be held in memory of children who had died, particularly over the past year. Parents who had lost sons or daughters were particularly encouraged to go. An entry fee will be ...

27 *** Musically, at least, the Festival let its hair down on Thursday night as an enthusiastic and packed audience gave a rousing welcome to Romania's "Black Sea'' Philharmonic Orchestra in a programme dedicated to the genius of Austrian composers...

studies music theory and has had singing lessons since she was ten years old. She also studied the piano, "but it didn't work out''. So what does this gifted Berkeley student want to be in the future? A veterinarian. "I want to be a vet because I lo...

The national finals of the Island-wide Spelling Bee competition is set to take place tonight. Finalists from 15 Government primary schools and three local middle schools will meet in the Ruth Seaton James Auditorium at CedarBridge Academy to battle f...

late Christmas present -- thanks to the generosity of a kind-hearted schoolgirl. For instead of receiving presents on her birthday, nine-year-old Jacqui Lewis asked all her friends to bring cash to be donated to the riding centre. And the Bermuda Hig...

Young cricketers, footballers, and even musicians get to meet and learn from more experienced practitioners of their fields, but young writers do not. That was the word from Royal Gazette Newspapers in Education coordinator and former teacher Ron Lig...