There are few people who are absolutely comfortable with the current relationship between Government and the Bermuda Industrial Union.
Recently Premier Paula Cox, following anxious moments over a labour dispute involving a female bus driver who refus...
DATE: Aug 29, 2011 | CATEGORY: Opinion Writer | AUTHOR: Al Seymour
We all know the stereotype boys who play football or sports are cool, while those who read books? Nerds.
It’s a role played out in countless movies and books with the nerds easily identified by their ill-fitting clothes and thick glasses.
However Fr...
Anyone who does not think that there is an election pending has been missing the signs.
The rhetoric, the promises of new programs, the photographic and interview opportunities, the demands and whining in the blame game are being displayed on both si...
Oh, gold prices may go up again, but investment advisers and regulators are warning investors to be careful about putting too much of their money in gold.
As the stock market has vaulted up and down day after day, investors have fled to gold. But hav...
As a cake stylist, one of Sumaya Lambe’s problems is that people often hesitate to eat her work it’s too pretty. But they soon get over it, and gobble down her cupcake flowers and honeybees, ladybug birthday cakes and other creations.
Ms Lambe starte...
While we sit and discuss who will be the Bermuda Cricket Board's next president and vice president in my opinion more importantly we also have to think about what the future holds for our sportsmen.
Two issues this week caught my interest, one about...
DATE: Aug 26, 2011 | CATEGORY: Opinion Writer | AUTHOR: Clay Smith
The new principals at Clearwater and Dellwood Middle Schools are “just completing the necessary paperwork” and will be announced before the start of the school year.
The Ministry of Education has confirmed that the new principals will be named once t...
The impact of the recession has seen an increase in stress levels among employees in Bermuda.
And the Island’s ageing population means there is a greater risk of cases of dementia.
But clinical psychologist Robyn Montarsolo, who this week opened her ...
This report focuses on recent developments in the visual arts primarily on San Miguel, the largest of the Acorean islands. That is not to say that developments on the eight other Acorean islands are unimportant, however San Miguel is by far the most ...
DATE: Aug 25, 2011 | CATEGORY: Arts & Entertainment |
The Ministry of Education has failed to announce who will head up two of Bermuda's middle schools even though the new academic year starts in just a week's time.
Parents, teachers and children remain in the dark about who if anyone has been appointed...
