Former Bermuda resident Tony Amos has been honoured for his work with endangered animal species.
The oceanographer, 78, accepted the Recovery Champion award on Wednesday at The University of Texas Marine Science Institute, where he has worked since 1...
Kevin O’Donnell, the chief executive officer of RenaissanceRe, spelled out the importance of education to a group of 40 female students who visited the reinsurance firm.
The students, from eight of the Island’s senior schools, were hosted by the Rena...
Eight schools received $30,000 each this week as part of PartnerRe Ltd’s Dollars for Hours project.
The initiative, which pairs student volunteers with charities on community projects, has involved 1,700 students and raised more than $2 million since...
Amne Osseyran was one of just three students when United Dance Productions opened its doors.
The company’s single studio was housed on Court Street “in a wooden building on stilts”; founder Suzette Harvey barely had enough money to install mirrors.
D...
With just a single tap in the centre of the village providing 2,000 residents with water, it is not a life of luxury in Muhiyo.
But as well as tackling poverty in their eye-opening trip to Malawi, Bermuda Overseas Missions members found themselves bu...
Students and teachers have been preparing for the Christmas production since October.
The entire production is based on the STEAM concept and emphasises cross-curricular and trans-disciplinary experiences. Meaning, that with the Christmas Production...
Dear Sir,
Being a nurse, I cannot understand why there is so much mystery about the spread of E. coli?
Go to the source.
Travel across America and there are hundreds upon hundreds of workers picking the fruit and vegetables in the fields.
Get out of ...
DATE: Dec 10, 2015 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor |
The young voices of CedarBridge Academy have spoken again. On Tuesday, December 1, CedarBridge Academy’s Student Government Association had its annual induction ceremony for the newly elected officers for the 2015-2016 school year. This induction cer...
Politicians dealing with deaf rights in Bermuda are “like lions without teeth”, a community leader has claimed.
Franklin Fahnbulleh, coordinator of services at the Bermuda Islands Association of the Deaf (BIAD) charity, insisted that interpreting ser...
A total of 20 matches will be played over the next two days to determine the Bermuda School Sports Federation’s Knock Out football champions in eight divisions.
All of the matches will be played at the National Sports Centre, North Field, and the BF...
