Two of Bermuda’s “leaders of the future” have been awarded scholarships to help them continue their education overseas.
Bermuda High School headgirl JayLynn Hines and Bermuda College graduate Eden Richardson picked up the scholarships yesterday from ...
Dear Carla: I have a co-worker who is gross. She leaves half-eaten food on her desk, hardly grooms herself and always looks a hot mess. She often invites me to join her for lunch and while I love her personality I would not be caught dead in public w...
A summer camp for students with a “proven interest in, and aptitude for, science, technology, engineering and mathematics” has come in for praise by the Progressive Labour Party.
The STEM Summer Camp, hosted by Ascendant Group Limited, will be led by...
June 5, 2013.
Dear Sir,
I think Tourism Minister Shawn Crockwell has several weak points in his statement about gaming as reported in your newspaper. Right at the beginning is the worn-out moan about declining tourist arrivals. All politicians should...
DATE: Jul 01, 2013 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor |
There was a popular tune called ‘The Night Shift’ with a phrase saying, ‘Every generation blames the one before’. The same is true in politics. Every administration blames the one before. Wouldn’t it be nice if instead the endings were “learns from t...
DATE: Jul 01, 2013 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor |
Starting September, the 16-year-old Somersfield student will finish the last two years of high school at Canada’s Lester B Pearson College of the Pacific, which is on Vancouver Island.
Ailey has twice attended diversity leadership conferences for her...
DATE: Jul 01, 2013 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Jonathan Bell
Parliament has approved up to $3.3 million in tax concessions for the Fairmont Hamilton hotel.
However, while Opposition Progressive Labour Party supported the measures, it also claimed that the hotel industry was not doing enough to employ Bermudia...
Able-bodied people who have not found employment after three months on financial assistance would be required to do up to 15 hours of community service weekly under new rules approved by MPs last night.
The change is part of a planned overhaul of the...
A Westgate inmate posted the Island’s highest score in mathematics in the General Education Diploma and was one of 22 former and current inmantes from across the Island who graduated this month.
The prisoner’s achievement was highlighted by Michael D...
The Berkeley Institute class of 2013 danced till the early hours at Fairmont Southampton last night following a standing-room only graduation ceremony at the New Testament Church of God.
And, for outgoing Principal Michelle Simmons it was the last co...
