Former Premier Ewart Brown’s complaints against the Governor have been met with a muted response from his successor, and the party he once led has no comment.
And the Opposition One Bermuda Alliance has labelled Dr Brown’s concerns as a “distraction”...
“Artreach” is the name of the game for the Masterworks Arts for All programme held in the first week of April this year. In an effort to encourage creativity for everyone everywhere, they moved the free programme beyond the walls of the Masterworks M...
Dolphins taught students a thing or two when a Psychology class from Saltus Grammar School showed up at Dolphin Quest in Dockyard.
Secondary Science teacher, Ms Kelly Reeves, took her SGY1 Advanced Placement Psychology students by ferry to Dolphin Qu...
The inflation rate fell to 2.4 percent in February, with the main drivers of price rises being healthcare, food and fuel costs.
The Consumer Price Index measured inflation at 2.4 percent, a decrease of 0.6 percent from January’s three percent.
Accord...
In most people’s minds, Good Friday is associated with religion, kites, marbles and fishcakes, but for many it will also be tied to the brutal murder of Kimwandae Walker on Victor Scott Primary School’s field during a community day.
That unsolved mur...
A launch date remains to be set for Government’s Job Corps initiative, but planning is expected to finish in October, a spokeswoman said.
The scheme, designed to secure employment for young workers, is based on programmes used by the US Department of...
DATE: Apr 10, 2012 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Jonathan Bell
Government schools most affected by the massive fire at the Marsh Folly Dump have been given a clean bill of health following an extensive clean up drive by school custodians.
Education Minister Dame Jennifer Smith also issued assurances that should ...
April 7, 2012
Dear Sir,
Below is a blog that I posted in response to The Royal Gazette's article on line re the Good Friday shooting and machete attacks.
“You can have all of the education in the world, but if you don't have any common sense you mig...
DATE: Apr 10, 2012 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor |
A new cafe is planned for King’s Square in St George’s.
St. Georgians John Tester and George Sutherland are planning to open a coffee shop in what is currently office space, right on the historic square in the building housing Western Union, and next...
Education Minister Dame Jennifer Smith today praised the work of school staff who cleaned up in the wake of the last Marsh Folly fire.In particular she singled out the work of Facilities Manager Cleun Gaiton and his team of school custodians.
After t...
