Free bus fallout
May 11, 2009
Dear Sir,
Those years seem to have gone when an adult boarded the bus/ferry and if there were no seats available the youth would show respect and stand up, in allowing "their senior" to sit down. Today put forward this s...
Two of the Island's most famous distance runners were the guests of honour at Port Royal Primary School yesterday as part of the school's ongoing Heritage Month social science studies.
Twins Neville and Neil Virgil took those in attendance on a strol...
DATE: May 19, 2009 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Colin Thompson
The following are editorial opinions from newspapers from around the world which may be of interest to Royal Gazette readers.
The Warren Tribune-Chronicle, Ohio, on North Korea's nuclear ambitions
North Korea probably will test another nuclear weapon...
KEMH is second to none
May 10, 2009
Dear Sir,
I would like to put on record my sincere thanks to all the staff at the hospital who treated my wife when she was rushed to the Emergency Department recently. This includes the doctors and nurses in A&E, ...
Bermudians seeking testing for AIDS and HIV often fear community stigma so much they often go abroad.
Alicia Tallack, the organiser of the annual AIDS Walk Bermuda said this has to stop.
"That has to change," she said. "Think of all the money it must...
If you think that AIDS and HIV aren't a problem in Bermuda, consider that since the 1980s more than 700 people have been diagnosed locally with AIDS and HIV.
To bring about greater awareness, concerned Bermudians will take to the streets in early Jun...
If you think that AIDS and HIV aren't a problem in Bermuda, consider that since the 1980s more than 700 people have been diagnosed locally with AIDS and HIV.
To bring about greater awareness, concerned Bermudians will take to the streets in early Jun...
Bermudians who are biased against expatriate workers and the international businesses who employ them need to get to grips with economic reality.
That was the message from Opposition MP Grant Gibbons as he launched a debate on a new report examining ...
With a mother who once ran for parliament, a brother who was an MP and a grandson who wants to be Premier, it's fair to say that politics is in the blood of Jeanne Atherden and her family.
But it took until she was 60 for the mother-of-two to become ...
DATE: May 18, 2009 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Sam Strangeways
london (Bloomberg) — Commercial rents in the UK probably will fall until 2012 as landlords lose tenants in the deepening recession, the global head of research at Deutsche Bank AG's real-estate asset management unit said.
"It's all pretty grim on the...
