When Sabrina Powell was studying for her bachelor of fine arts degree with a specialisation in art education at Concordia University in Montreal, Canada, she created her very first metal sculpture: a gombey headpiece.
Normally an artist who works in ...
There is help for residents with Alzheimer's disease. In fact, there's an entire unit at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital (KEMH) dedicated to treating people with the illness and answering queries from the public.
Nurse Kathy Albouy was surprised to...
Enrolment in community education programmes increased by a sixth last term.
Fall term registration rose by 15 percent, with 1,489 people participating in courses.
The number of residents in the east of Bermuda who enrolled almost doubled, with a 48 p...
Bermuda's inflation rate hit one percent as the cost of health and personal care rose during December 2009, according to the latest figures released by Government.
The Department of Statistics' Consumer Price Index report revealed that the cost of go...
In many parts of the world, the economic downturn is being described as a "mancession", because more males than females have lost their jobs. Bermuda, it seems, is no exception. The Bermuda Government announced last week that the unemployment rate is...
Opposition MPs have welcomed Government's proposed national service scheme, but some have questioned how it will be funded.
Charlie Swan, Shadow Minister for Youth, Sport, Recreation, Housing and National Training, said: "We have no real issue with t...
Former Education Minister Terry Lister has called for tougher discipline in schools, telling MPs that "leadership" is needed in the classroom.
The Government backbencher told the House of Assembly on Friday that in all the recent talk about reforming...
DATE: Feb 09, 2010 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Sam Strangeways
'Lady T', a once popular radio personality on the Island, has returned home after years abroad, to work for a charity.
Tina Evans Caines is the daughter of the late Dame Lois Browne Evans. She has joined the Bermuda Heart Foundation as its community ...
The Island's black power movement and the impact it has had is the focus of a book by Bermudian author Quito Swan.
The book 'Black Power in Bermuda the Struggle for Decolonisation', examines how the movement grew during the Island's tempestuous 1960s...
In Bermuda race is a loaded word, often followed by "card" or "ist".
Some believe it is best to get to the bottom of historical and modern day racism through making people uncomfortable, others believe it is best to leave well enough alone and focus ...
