We would like to take this time to say thank you to the multitudes of Bermudians who have offered their support and guidance to recently elected Jamahl Simmons MP and the canvassing teams during the Constituency 33 by-election campaign.
The consiste...
DATE: Nov 21, 2014 | CATEGORY: Opinion Writer | AUTHOR: Christopher Famous
Last night at dinner we discovered that, according to Belle, there are 22 letters in the alphabet — many of the usual suspects and a tongue-twisting “elemenopee” in the middle. We didn’t do flash cards or ten books a day with our second-born and half...
Criticism of Government as “uncaring” drew a hard-hitting response from Senator Michael Fahy as the Upper House debated the Throne Speech.
Taking “great umbrage” at the accusation that the One Bermuda Alliance neglected Bermudian jobs, Sen Fahy said ...
DATE: Nov 21, 2014 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Jonathan Bell
Improving the lives of Bermuda’s children took centre stage at a community brainstorming session yesterday.
More than 80 people, including Wayne Scott, the Community Minister and Lovita Foggo, the Shadow Education Minister, gathered to discuss the C...
More than 85 schoolchildren were honoured by Bermuda Police Service on Wednesday night at the inaugural Commissioner’s Vision Awards ceremony.
Police Commissioner Michael DeSilva recognised civic-minded students who best exemplify the Service’s core ...
CedarBridge’s National Honours Society (NHS) has held its Induction Ceremony.
Vice president Diana Arruda led the ceremony in Ruth Seaton James Auditorium. She was assisted by president Calaé Burgess, treasurer Nicole Santos and secretary Jayla Burt....
The Mount Saint Agnes Academy Bazaar takes place tomorrow and Saturday, nearly a month after its scheduled date.
It has been a tumultuous, but rewarding journey for the Bazaar this year.
After initial construction of the wooden stalls, which can ta...
I guess the question I must pose to all of you is, how is that “shared sacrifice” idea that the OBA has been touting, been working out for you lately?
Certainly, we know that with regard to significant numbers of the unemployed — most of whom are bla...
DATE: Nov 20, 2014 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Rolfe Commissiong
A cast of Saltus Year 10 to SGY students brought Shakespeare’s The Tempest to life with two performances last week — one for the public and one for Year 8 students.
They were to have performed this abridged version of the play for this year’s Bermud...
A Grub Day at Saltus in October raised $2,820 for cancer charity PALS.
Pictured above are Saltus students from Upper Primary and Secondary Departments, flanked by Director of Upper Primary, Mrs Tracy Renaud (left), and Director of Secondary, Mrs Ann ...
