TODAY
Seniors Heritage Tea Missions Committee, Wesley Methodist Church, Church Street. Dyer Hall, 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Bring a friend and photo of your childhood/memories. RSVP and transportation needs to: Mrs. Mary Sumpter tel. 541-0286.
TOMORROW
400th ...
Not very long after completing his student days at Warwick Academy, and therefore whilst still a rather young man, Harry was attacked by harsh adversity when he was severely injured in a horrific automobile accident that came a hair's breadth from cl...
Progressive Labour Party MP Wayne Perinchief says rebel MPs will not be muzzled despite threats by party bosses of disciplinary action.
And the former Cabinet Minister said MPs had every right to discuss their leadership and the party should not risk...
Misunderstandings and misconceptions are common in the areas of investments, taxation, law, and public policy.
And it is no wonder! These subjects have become increasingly complex, as we have had decreasing personal time to deal with them.
The Nation...
Former Education Minister Randy Horton last night challenged Premier Ewart Brown to put his popularity to a vote of MPs.
Mr. Horton is one of a number of PLP insiders who say the Premier, at last week's caucus meeting, had promised to go if a dozen o...
Innovative environmental projects including one to convert pig manure into electricity have benefited from $43,000 in Government grants.
The awards, announced yesterday, saw Omari Dill and Sean Fubler of Unity Maintenance handed $3,000 for their proj...
Bermuda will join countries around the globe as they recognise World Asthma Day on Tuesday.
Local presentations include a talk by renowned asthma specialist Martyn Partridge, and a health fair at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital (KEMH) where asthma ...
A new course in event production has been launched to promote musicians and entertainment.
The six-week project is being organised by the Department of Community and Cultural Affairs following requests from people within the industry. It is being run...
DATE: May 02, 2009 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Tim Smith
Government Senator Walton Brown is likely to settle his legal row with a former employee out of court.
The Junior Education Minister appeared in Magistrates' Court yesterday regarding a civil claim from Christen Pears for more than $10,000 in unpaid ...
DATE: May 01, 2009 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Sam Strangeways
Bermuda Sailing Association, in conjunction with the Department of Education, begins its annual WaterWise Programme teaching students how to sail.
In addition, this year two schools will pilot a new interdisciplinary curriculum that teaches the princ...
