Contradictions abound
December 31, 2009
Dear Sir,
As this decade ends, the contradictions in our community are becoming more and more pronounced. December 2009 has been the stellar month for this. A few examples:
• Michael Dunkley in the Senate "we n...
Dale Butler's premiership ambitions could fail because he supports banning discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation, according to the Premier's consultant Rolfe Commissiong.
Mr. Commissiong said Mr. Butler's call to amend the Human Rights ...
DATE: Jan 12, 2010 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Tim Smith
The third annual televised Bermuda 100 Day Challenge, a weight-loss themed reality television show, launched yesterday with a weigh-in at the King Edward Memorial Hospital.
Contestants were weighed and assessed by a team of nurses from the Bermuda Ho...
Duke Nelligan took over as national coach of the Bermuda Gymnastics Association late last year.
And so far he likes what he sees in the Island's promising youngsters.
But Nelligan, who was the head coach at the University of Maryland for over 30 year...
Contradictions abound
December 31, 2009
Dear Sir,
As this decade ends, the contradictions in our community are becoming more and more pronounced. December 2009 has been the stellar month for this. A few examples:
• Michael Dunkley in the Senate "we n...
Two emerging local artists are getting Bermudians fired up about ceramics with a new show at the Bermuda Society of Arts Gallery at City Hall.
'Evolve' kicked off on Friday, showcasing the work of Rachel Furbert, 24, and Aubrey Hardy, 30 – both potte...
They've gone from breakaway rebels to the fledgling party everyone seems to wish well — now the Bermuda Democratic Alliance has to convince people it's a serious organisation that can run the Country.
So far, the BDA has eluded the kind of attacks wh...
Popular MP Dale Butler is considering running for Premier — but suspects core Progressive Labour Party members will turn him down because of his liberal views.
The former Culture Minister says many of his beliefs — such as the need to stop beating up...
DATE: Jan 11, 2010 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Tim Smith
Two veteran community activists are hoping to meet with the Island's leaders to talk about direct action on gang violence.
Terry Flood and Raymond Russell, both originally from the St. Monica's Road area, want to meet with the Premier, Governor, Poli...
The rank and file and hierarchy of the Bermuda Industrial Union joined in full force on Sunday at St. Paul AME Church, Hamilton paying last respects to Ralph Vernon Galloway. He passed away on Christmas Day at age 62 after a relatively short illness....
