In any society with diverse views, there will often be differing perspectives and views of the “others”. Here in Bermuda, we have a country of at least two different cultures and varying socioeconomic circles.
Over the next few months, I will be taki...
DATE: Apr 29, 2016 | CATEGORY: Opinion Writer | AUTHOR: Christopher Famous
Imagine Bermuda is marking April as Hospitality Month with a call for residents to reach out to people outside their circle of acquaintance for a short meal and a chat.
Glenn Fubler, one of the group’s founding members, said that Michael Dunkley and ...
DATE: Apr 29, 2016 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Jonathan Bell
Lunch service had only just begun when the bread rolls ran out.
Hungry patrons buzzed with irritation, before a young waitress appeared.
“Don’t worry we’ve met a snag, more rolls will be coming shortly,” she told them, a little nervously.
The diners ...
The Bermuda Government has confirmed that it used Roundup — a systemic pesticide being reviewed for potentially carcinogenic effects — at Warwick Long Bay Playground.
After the concerns of a parent, publicised in this newspaper on Wednesday, the Go...
DATE: Apr 29, 2016 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Sarah Lagan
Military padre Lieutenant Musa Daba made Royal Bermuda Regiment history by becoming the first chaplain to complete recruit camp as a private soldier.
Now a Lieutenant after completing January’s recruit camp, the RBR chaplain is on his first overseas ...
Health and safety inadequacies are not limited to the island’s public primary schools and exist at all levels in the public school system, according to the Bermuda Union of Teachers.
Mike Charles, the union’s secretary-general, spoke after Tuesday ni...
DATE: Apr 28, 2016 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Sarah Lagan
Bermuda’s leaders of tomorrow signed off from their Youth Parliament duties yesterday afternoon with a resounding thumping of desks and high praise for a job well done.
Since Parliament’s younger brother first sat in the second week of September last...
Even though my wife and I plan to make every effort to avoid creating competition between our babies, we’ve probably already started. Which one is moving more? Which is making mommy uncomfortable? Which is kicking mommy’s ribs and bladder?
But what ...
SGY1 students enjoyed a workshop with Up with People cast members.
Alumnus SGY ’15 Zachary Kawaley-Lathan (second from left in front) has been touring with this group for the past year and heads for university in September.
Warwick Academy’s Alyssa Rowse and Matthew Oliviera, two 16-year-old Year 11 students, raced on three consecutive days in The Butterfield Bermuda Grand Prix in the adult categories — and they won!
Association President, Mr Peter Dunne, had the follo...
