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force''. Although they are few in numbers, local women are beginning to assert their presence in fields such as tiling, carpentry and plumbing that traditionally have been dominated by men. Dawn Burns has been a tiler at Peets Tiler Service for almos...

United Dance Productions presents "Chaos II'' -- which promises to be better than the first. Those who saw the first show earlier this spring definitely do not want to miss this sequel, which kicks off Thursday, August 13, at 8 p.m. and runs to the 1...

The First International Conference on Deafness in Bermuda will be held in November with an aim to improving the quality of services for the deaf and hard of hearing on the Island. The conference, which will be held at the Marriott's Castle Harbour re...

Four science teachers and four Aquarium personnel were exposed to Bermuda's unique marine ecology during an intensive course offered recently. Since last Sunday the group -- which included one local and three visiting teachers -- has observed differe...

The Bank of Bermuda has given more than $250,000 to a number of students to help them fund their education. Twelve students picked up awards of up to $80,000, which will be paid out in annual instalments. The Sir John W. Cox Scholarship for post grad...

Christie K. Hunter "IT was an excellent trip! I'd definitely do it again!'' exclaimed Vanessa De Silva, 14, when asked about her recent trip to Steubenville, Ohio, with the Bermudian Catholic Teen Crew. On Thursday, July 16th, 67 members of the Yout...

Despite efforts to educate students about the difficulties of a teen pregnancy, young people continue to practice unprotected sex, fully aware of the risks, according to Government-run Teen Services. And the organisation believes that deeply-rooted s...

Government run. It is Government funded. Also, teenage mother Cymone Isacc, who was featured on the front page, completed the Bermuda Secondary School Certificate programme at Teen Services before beginning night school.