The Big Conversation on race should continue as some employers discriminate against black workers, according to researchers who investigated Bermuda's racial divide.
Columbia University scientists concluded Government should also introduce more pragm...
DATE: Jul 05, 2011 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Tim Smith
Young men will have the opportunity to learn more about African humanities and build their self-esteem in a special five day summer camp .
Bermuda College adjunct lecturer and experienced educator, Quinton Sherlock Jr is inviting participants to sign...
If you are looking for a summer camp this summer with more of a buzz, have you thought of beekeeping?
This summer children between the ages of nine and 14 will have the opportunity to combine science, and the great outdoors while learning a tradition...
Parents are being asked to take advantage of free speech and language assessments this month.
The assessments are designed to assist children before they enter primary one classrooms in September.
Coordinator for Speech and Language Services at the D...
“When I die, bury me in St David’s.” Those were some of the last words that Isabelle Griffins Tucker told her son, St Clair Brinkworth “Brinky” Tucker before she died in 2002 at the age of 86.
When Mr Tucker, 70, was a child, his mother’s pride in he...
Laws to protect whistleblowers are imminent, Premier Paula Cox announced as she promised a tighter rein on good governance.
Ms Cox also hinted loopholes which have allowed “unethical” behaviour will be closed, and promised legislation to improve tran...
DATE: Jul 04, 2011 | CATEGORY: Politics | AUTHOR: Tim Smith
Katie Purvey-Badger started working for Butterfield & Vallis the day after she finished school and on Friday she celebrated her 50th year with the company.
Ms Purvey-Badger graduated from Dellwood Middle School on June 30, 1961 and joined Butterfield...
A Bill was this morning tabled in the House of Assembly allowing people to draw on their pensions if they are facing hardship.
The National Pensions Scheme (Financial Hardship) Regulations 2011 was tabled by Premier Paula Cox who said: “You will reca...
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June 28, 2011
Dear Sir,
Your story of June 27 headlined “Island needs a ‘game changer’ — hotelier” should be compulsory reading for everyone involved with tourism, especially the dysfunctional Tourism Board. Departing Fairmont ...
DATE: Jul 01, 2011 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor |
CedarBridge Academy’s class of 2011 has been encouraged to aim high and play a part in “turning Bermuda around”.
A total of 75 graduating students were yesterday told to set their sights on Bermuda’s top jobs, as “the sky’s the limit”.
The teenagers ...
