An open house is being planned for tomorrow at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital (KEMH) to raise Bermuda's awareness of lung disease.
Bermuda Hospitals Board has teamed with the medical charity Open Airways to mark World Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary...
DATE: Nov 17, 2010 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Jonathan Bell
Six community leaders were recently honoured by Caron Bermuda for their community activism and leadership in fighting the battle against addiction.
The charity held its second annual community service awards breakfast last week.
Close to 200 people c...
The Sustainable Development Roundtable is an advisory body appointed by the Premier of Bermuda to ensure broad community representation and engagement to advance the island's sustainable development agenda. This makes our remit incredibly wide, spann...
Trudy Snaith hopes that her new series of historical fiction for children will encourage an interest in local history.
Her first book in the Bermudian Girls series, 'A Hat for A Promise', hits shelves this week. It is about a young girl, Sarah Cather...
Sailing is on the verge of being officially designated as a national sport.
Glenn Blakeney, the Minister of Youth, Families, Sports and Community Development, told delighted members of the Bermuda Optimist Dinghy Association he was committed to 'desi...
Bermuda will mark geographic information systems (GIS) day on Wednesday as part of National Geographic Society's Geography Awareness Week.
The global event, which celebrates the innovative technology that uses geography to bring benefits to Island an...
As the scholarship charity Knowledge Quest approaches its ten year anniversary, its directors are looking forward to something unusual: putting themselves out of the job.
Directors Barry Brewer, Cynthia Cox and Kathy Lines said the charity's eventual...
DATE: Nov 15, 2010 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Jonathan Bell
Dear Annie: My 20-year-old son from a previous marriage lives with my husband and me. "Jacob" is in his second year of college and maintains a B average. He has worked the same part-time job since he turned 16 and pays all of his own bills, including...
According to Bermuda historian (Dr) Jack Arnell, the 'Royal Navy provided better facilities and teachers than ever could have been provided by the Colonial Government', with dockyard tradesmen subsequently setting up their own businesses. Closure (in...
We ordinary people call it education. Global corporate human resource departments call it investment in human capital.
Education, specifically financial education is always at top of my mind. Recently, when our firm participated in the Bermuda Colleg...
