Teachers and the Ministry of Education are encouraging the public to look at the positive things happening in the system instead of dwelling on the negative.
At a press conference yesterday, President of the Bermuda Union of Teachers Keisha Douglas s...
Nearly 30 years ago, while South African sporting life was still the victim of apartheid, the cosmopolitan city of Toronto offered the country's best footballers the rare chance to play together.
Toronto Blizzard of the North American Soccer League (...
Six Bermudians recently graduated with Bachelor of Science degrees and 14 received Associate in Science degrees from the New England Institute of Technology.
The students were among 3,300 taking part in the Commencement ceremony.
Listed below are the...
For 43 years, the Garden Club of Bermuda has provided an annual scholarship to candidates wishing to pursue or continue their studies in floriculture, horticulture and allied fields, landscaping, or the environment.
To date, 91 recipients have benefi...
The Bermuda Senior Islanders' Centre (BSIC) now has a new set of wheels thanks to a local professional services firm.
Ernst & Young Ltd. donated the much-needed new van to the BSIC during a special seniors' lunch.
Leaders of Ernst & Young's Financial...
UBP MP John Barritt said he was "shocked" gender discrimination was left out of legislation transferring race group CURE's functions to the Human Rights Commission.
The bill, presented by Culture Minister Neletha Butterfield on Friday, entitled "The ...
No obscene gestures
June 9, 2010
Dear Sir,
I understand that the media will provide pictures wherever possible to highlight a printed article, but don't you think publishing photographs of people making obscene hand gestures is inappropriate as we ha...
Two weeks ago I was in New York for medical reasons. Elated at better-than-expected test results, I made a point to go to church and give thanks. But the minister had gone to a church convention and was replaced by guest speaker Patricia Moreno.
I ha...
Early testing to determine if a child is autistic will be available for the first time on the Island starting Friday.
A new clinic designed to provide support and treatment for autistic children and their families is set to open and will be a breakth...
The Progressive Labour Party should let its members speak their minds or risk going the same way as the United Bermuda Party, according to former Senator Davida Morris.
Ms Morris spoke out in support of Senator Marc Bean, who was forced into a public...
DATE: Jun 22, 2010 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Tim Smith
