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which was raised through fundraising. The money came from the school's annual raffle, the Undersea Odyssey fundraiser and this year's Hallowe'en fair. And the Saltus Association gave $12,000 to Saltus-Cavendish Preparatory School to purchase a new pi...

Bermuda's eight major hotels, due to announce their combined financial results next week, are expected to report disappointing results following a lacklustre 1996 tourism season. And the hoteliers could use the figures to lobby Finanace Minister Gran...

be debated in the House of Assembly today. But the controversial bill put up by UBP rebel Ann Cartwright DeCouto to outlaw fast food restaurants with a foreign flavour is unlikely to go ahead. It is expected that the second reading of the Domestic Vi...

Magistrate Will Francis. Randall Walker, 36, was told he would have to await the findings of a long-form preliminary inquiry -- scheduled for December 10 -- before bail could again be considered. Walker is charged in connection with an October domest...

received planning approval for a six-storey office building on Par-la-Ville Road with retail stores on the ground level. Martin Smith, Bermuda Press (Holdings) deputy chairman, said the office complex will not affect the day to day operation of The R...

Government waste watchdog. Mermaid Beach Club owner Brian Alkon promised in a letter to the Department of Planning dated October 1 that the area around the Warwick Lane end of the Mermaid Beach Club would be cleaned up. But angry residents near the S...

A top hotel manager yesterday said Bermuda's tourism industry has not let itself go enough! Ingo Schweder -- general manager at the Elbow Beach Hotel -- warned it would be disastrous to change direction after the initial `Let Yourself Go' campaign b...

enhance collaborative learning as well as independent studying. And the school's headmistress Eleanor Kingsbury said the new fourth floor of the BHS' Dudley Butterfield Centre was used in a deliberate way to provide the year-seven students a sense of...

excellent chance to meet with potential students and their parents. "It's the experience of a lifetime,'' said Endicott College's Director of Admissions, Sharon Woodbury. "We have attended the College fair in the past and met a nice breadth and depth...

high school students reach that all important decision -- where to go next. Sponsored by the Ministry of Education and co-ordinated by Island College Fairs, it was introduced in 1991 in response to a need identified by school counsellors; an opportun...