The future of Bermuda's number one industry — international business sector — was on show at the Association of Bermuda International Companies (ABIC) Education Awards 2009 held at the Harbourfront Restaurant yesterday.
But it was one of the former s...
Less than two months ago, this newspaper discussed violent crime in the wake of weekend of death and shootings.
Just this month, the death toll has grown.
This week, Minister Louis Farrakhan discussed some of the possible causes of violent crime, esp...
Eight young Bermudians are closer to achieving their academic dreams thanks to $156,000 in scholarships awarded by the Bank of Butterfield.
Bank of Butterfield's President & CEO, Alan Thompson, said Butterfield's Medical, Undergraduate and Postgradua...
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June 29, 2009
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A 19-year-old Bermudian university student, Dani Raynor, is following her grandmother's footsteps into a life of service to the community.
Miss Raynor's grandmother Leleath Bailey is Lieutenant Governor of the three Kiwanis clubs of Bermuda based in ...
(Bloomberg) — It took more than rocket fuel to get Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin to the moon. As Craig Nelson shows in his fascinating history, "Rocket Men," political forces also propelled the Apollo 11 journey in July 1969.
It began in 1961, when ...
Rising heptathlon star Shianne Smith is on the fast track to reach the 2012 London Olympics and in line for elite athlete funding following her breakthrough campaign
Smith, 23, has outlined her huge potential this season with a bronze medal at the re...
DATE: Jul 22, 2009 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Stephen Wright
From a paradise island to armed forces killing in the streets, Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan painted a dark picture of what Bermuda may become if citizens do not accept personal responsibility.
Minister Farrakhan addressed a crowd of up to 1...
Many a successful trial lawyer can be said to have a flair for the dramatic. For Marc Daniels, the barrister and attorney behind the new Consigliare Law Chambers, the pull of law and theatre was almost equal when he was growing up.
"I used to want to...
Crowds are expected to turn out at the National Sports Centre tonight to hear Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan speak. A controversial figure by any account, he's known for his divisive comments. Yet with 2009 declared by the United Nations as t...
