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The Ministry of Community and Cultural Affairs presents Heritage Month Exhibition '98, highlighting the chosen theme for this year -- Unity through Diversity. The individual is the focus for the month of May, and people from many walks of life are po...

Club, Hamilton Anni Clark proved to be a genuine `Maine' event in a Spring Folk Festival which must go down as one of the best on record. The New England singer/songwriter wove a tapestry of sound which kept her Saturday night audience spellbound. A...

turnaround. Transport Minister Wayne Furbert said last night that the free trips to and from Hamilton -- which were due to finish this Friday -- are due to get a reprieve. The announcement came after the Minister rode on the 8.10 a.m. ferry in to Ham...

Students at the new In Motion School of Dance recently took part in ballet rehearsals with Premier Pamela Gordon. In Motion's first annual recital began last night at City Hall with the last performance tonight at 8 p.m. Tickets, priced at $10 for ch...

Last week, we carried a selection of winning efforts. More than 400 young people, from five to 19 years old, took part in the contest. The winners received cheques. `The Bermuda in which I want to live' By Jameka S. Kelly Bermuda College The Bermuda...

Northlands Primary School's new outlook on literacy has not only excited students, but teachers as well. For the school-wide Literacy Programme, which began last September, aims to improve students' reading, writing and verbal skills by introducing t...

Primary School. And by introducing a Junior Secretary Programme, the school is one step closer to achieving its aim. So far, 12 students between Primary Three and Six have received on-the-job training at the law firm Appleby, Spurling & Kempe. The yo...

we are inundated with queries concerning pest and disease problems that are specific to this time of the year. In this article we will highlight some of the most common of these problems and offer recommendations for their control. Look out for these...

waterways. In a bid to find out what people really want on the routes into Hamilton, Transport Minister Wayne Furbert will travel today on the early morning service as part of a fact-finding mission. In addition, officials carried out a survey of pas...

-- because a lease agreement on one of the properties has still to be finalised. And unless Windjammer gallery owner Susan Curtis can secure a new contract, her gallery on King Street could be forced to shut down permanently. The Royal Gazette has le...