The sudden death of a long time teacher at the Elliott Primary School, forced an early closure yesterday, when faculty and staff arrived to hear the tragic news that they had lost a long serving colleague, staff member and friend.
The man’s identity ...
More than 35 jobs were lost yesterday as two international companies announced a consolidation of their business and a charity said it had been hit by the continuing recession.
As exclusively reported on www.royalgazette.com yesterday, hedge fund man...
Three full-time and two part-time posts are to be axed at the Bermuda Zoological Society as a cost-cutting measure due to challenging economic conditions.
“We are sad to have to resort to laying off valued staff, but this is entirely due to the state...
Playing side by side with professional musicians is not an opportunity many young people get, but for the members of the Warwick Academy Jazz Band, that is exactly what they will be doing on Saturday February 4.
As part of the first event this year t...
The walls of most art galleries are made of bricks and mortar but it could be said that the Masterworks Foundation Gallery at the Botanical Gardens in Paget was built on fibreglass onions, Bermuda hogs and bicycle tires.
Well, maybe not literally.
T...
DATE: Jan 19, 2012 | CATEGORY: Arts & Entertainment |
The P6 students of Francis Patton Primary School travelled to Shelly Bay Beach on the afternoon of Thursday, January 12, 2012, to clean up the trash on the beach. HSBC employees joined Francis Patton’s P6s to clean up the beach and the field.
The HS...
A massive clean-up effort around the Shelly Bay Plaza resulted in 35 bags of regular trash and 39 bags of recycleables being collected in the space of two hours.
It was all thanks to a tidy-up team of 35 people, including many father and son, and mo...
Dr Joseph Froncioni has long been the leading advocate for making Bermuda’s roads safer.
As a surgeon and later as chairman of the Road Safety Council, he saw too many examples of lives being lost or irreparably injured not to do something about it....
Money is being wasted targeting drivers who use cell phones when the real killers remain drunk-driving, speeding and badly fastened helmets, safety campaigner Joseph Froncioni warned yesterday.
The surgeon says the quickest way to curb Bermuda’s frig...
DATE: Jan 19, 2012 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Tim Smith
A night to remember is now etched in a new chapter of Warwick Academy where there was hardly a seat empty at the reception held last night, marking the launch of the school’s 350th anniversary celebrations.
School Principal Maggie McCorkell set the t...
