Members of the Hibiscus Garden Club of Bermuda are in high planning for a grand celebration of the founding 55 years ago.
It will be marked by an exhibition on September 20, at St Mary’s Anglican Church Hall in Warwick and the production of a calenda...
Today
Bethel AME Church will host a prayer breakfast at 8am, featuring guest speaker Licentiate Lashonna Smith from Mount Zion. Donations of $15 will be accepted.
Tomorrow
St Philip AME Church Sunday Church School Promotion will be held at 9.30am. ...
By Naz Farrow
The cost of healthcare is at last showing signs of levelling off, however there is little doubt that it is still one of the ‘big three’ issues facing the Island today.
Alongside the economy and education, the cost of healthcare is a p...
Residents are being invited to take part in a series of web programmes about human rights issues.
The events, announced by US Consul General Bob Settje, will bring together citizens and experts to discuss topics of global importance.
“Online audienc...
It’s time for us, as a people, to start makin’ some changes.
Let’s change the way we eat, let’s change the way we live,
and let’s change the way we treat each other.
You see the old way wasn’t working, so it’s on us to do
what we gotta do to survive....
DATE: Sep 05, 2014 | CATEGORY: Opinion Writer | AUTHOR: Christopher Famous
More than 200 boys were treated to a free back to school haircut yesterday as part of a community effort to help families.
Fifteen barbers volunteered to cut the hair of 230 boys, while more than 425 book bags were handed out to youngsters.
The eve...
A leading expert on the effort to seek reparations for slavery is to give a lecture in Bermuda next week.
Professor Verene Shepherd, one of the vice chairs of the CARICOM Reparations Commission (CRC), is coming to the Island to discuss the group’s w...
Toast shapes and fruit designs are great for getting a fussy child interested in food, but working parents don’t always have the time to get creative.
Although mornings are a busy time in her household, Alicia Tucker was insistent that breakfast was ...
The North Village Community Club is set to formally open its new education centre at Bernard Park, offering youth members a place to study.
Last year the sports club announced plans to move two portable, prefabricated classrooms from Dellwood Middle ...
DATE: Sep 04, 2014 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Owain Johnston-Barnes
Donations have been pouring in from kind-hearted residents trying to help to save Bermuda’s cash-strapped Centre Against Abuse.
Concerned citizens have been stepping up to assist the much-loved resource — and are now calling on people across the Isl...
