Most residents are not happy with Bermuda’s health system, according to a survey of the Island’s health trends.
A total of 61 percent of people have said fundamental changes need to be made to make the system work better and 12 percent say the whole ...
October 7, 2011
Dear Sir,
I would like to bring to the Bermuda public's attention the plight of the independent truckers on this Island.
Since 2002, the Bermuda General Trucking Association has repeatedly written to TCD, the police, Ministers of Tra...
DATE: Oct 11, 2011 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor |
Almost 25 years to the day Fiona Hatfield started work at Coldwell Banker Bermuda Realty as a secretary for the company’s principal at the time Arthur Jones.
Four months later she qualified as a sales agent and the rest as they say is history.
And wi...
Nearly 100 career-minded high school students have been put through their professional paces, at the third annual Youth Harvesting Conference with one selected to represent Bermuda this spring in New York.
Organiser Sarah Fellows said Bermuda High Sc...
DATE: Oct 11, 2011 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Jonathan Bell
The Ministry of Business Development and Tourism now has its third Acting Permanent Secretary in less than a year.
The Government reshuffle sees Jasmin Smith, who served as assistant director in the Bermuda Department of Tourism, becoming Acting Perm...
The Island’s senior school students have been challenged to express themselves on the theme of thankfulness with the chance at a $1,000 grant. Any secondary school student is eligible for the Tom Pettit Thanksgiving Essay Competition, now in its 14th...
DATE: Oct 11, 2011 | CATEGORY: Education | AUTHOR: Jonathan Bell
Pembroke residents have united to salvage a stretch of Pembroke Canal on behalf of an elderly animal-lover.
Pensioner Harry Outerbridge, 85, wants to see the ducks return to the waters that flow past his Pitts Bay Road home.
For 35 years, Mr Outerbri...
DATE: Oct 11, 2011 | CATEGORY: Environment | AUTHOR: Jonathan Bell
Dr Irving Berkowitz is the new vice president of academic affairs at Bermuda College. Writer Nadia Arandjelovic talked to him about the state of the Island’s education system and how he hopes it can be improved for the benefit of all Bermudians.
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Irving Berkowitz the new Vice President of academic affairs at Bermuda College has enough great stories to write a New York Times best-selling novel.
He has overcome much adversity in his life.
Most of his mother’s family was killed in Nazi concent...
The ancient Biblical story of the Memorial Stones as found in the Book of Joshua 4:6 was brought to vivid present-day reality on Sunday at the memorial service at the old Tucker’s Town graveyard by the Rev Joseph F. Whalen, Jr, pastor of Marsden Firs...
