Premier Ewart Brown hosted members of the Bermuda chapter of the Young Presidents' Organisation (YPO) at Camden this week.
Nearly 20 guests attended the lunch, where they discussed the global economic climate and its impact on Bermuda.
"I really enj...
Six local actors will vie for a scholarship to attend the Neighborhood Playhouse School of Theater in the final instalment of the 2008 Success Series tonight.
Each will perform in eight, 15-minute plays at the City Hall Theatre to win Acting for Succ...
Former Progressive Labour Party MP Julian Hall has called on Premier Ewart Brown's critics to "put up or shut up" following recent speculation about a leadership challenge.
And he said opponents had missed the chance to launch a leadership bid at the...
NEW YORK (AP) — Guitarist George Benson had a chance to reconnect with his jazz roots when he was honored by the National Endowment for the Arts as one of its 2009 Jazz Masters. But it was another newly minted Jazz Master, Belgian-born Toots Thielema...
Residents have yet another opportunity to take a class in 'making stuff up'.
Bermudian Toby Butterfield will be offering an eight-week course in improvisation, along the lines of the television show 'Whose Line Is It Anyway'.
Classes start today from...
Governor Sir Richard Gozney has appealed to young people to put down the TV remote control – and pick up a book.
The Governor was speaking at a meeting of the English Speaking Union (ESU) — an organisation which exists in 49 countries with the aim of...
Linda Hartley doesn't eat meat or animal byproducts and other than a warm cup of tea, 95 percent of her meals are eaten raw.
"I've never felt so free," Mrs. Hartley told The Royal Gazette during Vegetarian Awareness Month.
"I've dropped 25 pounds sin...
Bermuda's Jason Mastalir and Dylan Runkel have been keeping busy this fall at their school, Bishop's College School (BCS), as they look to make an impression in Canadian waters.
Mastalir attended a training camp in Phoenix, Arizona, for the Quebec Pr...
Both Education Minister Randy Horton and Telecommunication Minister Terry Lister have denied any plans to challenge Premier Ewart Brown for the leadership at the Progressive Labour Party's annual Delegates' Conference tomorrow.
Mr. Horton, who was of...
An open meeting of a new parliamentary select committee on education will take place tomorrow — with the public and press able to attend for the first time.
The cross-party committee will meet in the Senate Chamber at Cabinet House at 1 p.m. Open com...
DATE: Oct 21, 2008 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Sam Strangeways
