CedarBridge Academy emerged victorious in an investment competition which pitted 14 teams from seven schools against each other.
Two of its teams — “Core Investments” and “Crunch Time Investors” — placed first and third respectively in the eighth ann...
CedarBridge class getting hands-on experience courtesy of Noble Automotive
By Owain Johnston-Barnes
A group of CedarBridge Academy students interested in auto repair are receiving hands-on training in the field, with the help of Noble Automotive.
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Last in the series of young women and their money — that is, unless we receive more letters from readers.
And, now as promised, back to the last question from our young professional career woman.
Apologies for the sidetracking with other pressing c...
Pinpointing an evidential trail on an erroneous criminal conviction would be the only way to get a drug conviction corrected.
This from Attorney General Mark Pettingill on the case of Mark Druell Hall who admitted possessing nine grams of cannabis in...
The 113th Anniversary of Grace Methodist Church has been marked with a joyous and soul stirring service.
Grace Methodist is the beautifu landmark built close to the border of Pembroke and Devonshire Parishes in what has always been a predominantly bl...
The Bermuda High School is continuing its fundraising push to support its students, and honouring those who have made donations.
Over the last week, the school has celebrated Donor Week, paying tribute to those who help the school meet its tuition ga...
DATE: May 11, 2013 | CATEGORY: Education | AUTHOR: Owain Johnston-Barnes
The high-calibre international business sector that Bermuda has built up is very impressive and something that the Island can continue to build on to dig out of recession.
This from the German Consul General in New York, Busso von Alvensleben, who vi...
DATE: May 10, 2013 | CATEGORY: International Business |
The Bermuda College last night formally opened the Brian Burland Centre for Research.
The area serves the dual purpose of providing new facilities for the college and honouring the late Bermudian writer.
It features a reading room and a climate-contr...
DATE: May 10, 2013 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Owain Johnston-Barnes
Bermuda College received a share of profits from the Coco Reef resort for the second year running this year. But mystery surrounds the status of the next phase of development which was to see 66 units built on the South Shore property.
In November la...
St George’s Preparatory School hopes to come a step closer tomorrow to realising its dream of building a community sports court.
The school is to host a day of “outrageously fun events” during which teams compete to raise the most points and funds.
T...
