An autobiography of a former Government Minister is now available as an e-book.
The move to publish Dr Clarence Terceira’s ‘Tessi’s Highway — My Life’s Journey’ came after the print version was a virtual sell-out.
Kaleidoscope Media chief Chris Gibbo...
DATE: Mar 18, 2014 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
The new leader of white collar union BPSU yesterday pledged a “more aggressive” approach.
Government statistician Jason Hayward, who took over from Kevin Grant as president of the BPSU last week, said the union would fight any erosion of workers’ rig...
DATE: Mar 18, 2014 | CATEGORY: Budget | AUTHOR: Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
Education Minister Grant Gibbons last week signed a new agreement with the Microsoft Corporation for the continued use of the company’s online safety material — with the content provided at no cost to the Government.
The agreement will take effect i...
Barbados-headquartered Sol Group has expanded into Bermuda and is operating the Island’s Esso gas stations and supplying fuel to aircraft at LF Wade International Airport, through Sol Petroleum Bermuda Limited
A celebration of the deal, which was fir...
DATE: Mar 17, 2014 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Scott Neil
The Governor should be replaced by a Bermudian Governor General, Opposition Marc Bean has argued.
Mr Bean called for a Governor General — now the UK Crown’s representative in independent Commonwealth countries — after Premier Craig Cannonier announce...
DATE: Mar 17, 2014 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
Independent MP Terry Lister is calling on Government to sack its Commissioner of Education for failing to show a commitment to the Island’s children.
Mr Lister, a former Education Minister under the Progressive Labour Party, issued the call in the Ho...
‘Having made the journey to Bermuda in January this year with my husband, I feel very lucky to have stepped in my father’s footsteps. — Jane McCall, Valentine’s Day 2014
As the hurricane clouds of war were gathering in Europe, creating a vortex that ...
Spring is here! Heck, it never really left.
Freesias are up way early. The Gibbs Hill Lighthouse plastic wrap flaps in the breeze and roars in heavy winds, the better to spruce it back to pristine grace when the cruise ships pull in.
Easter is on i...
With more than 80 students and relatives having their hair shaved off on St Baldrick’s Day, Saltus Grammar School has smashed through its original goal of raising $120,000 for the cancer charity.
Last night the total pledged was nearly $200,000. Furt...
Mount Saint Agnes students this week made a record donation to the Eliza Dolittle Foundation as a result of their inaugural Feed and Read initiative.
Throughout February, MSA students collected pledges from friends and family in the form of non-peris...
