It's no secret children won't eat their salads, they want their broccoli doused in cheese and they refuse anything that isn't fried, dumped in grease or salted.
Now try to feed more than 100 testy tots salads, yoghourt and granola without it ending u...
The United Bermuda Party will be around to fight the next General Election, Opposition Leader Kim Swan pledged yesterday.
He conceded there has been discussion among members as to how the UBP should move forward, but insisted the group is united in i...
Exotic . . . dramatic . . . otherworldly. English writer and poet Rudyard Kipling's name is synonymous with rare adventure and destinations literally simmering with intrigue.
Yet surprisingly the large, many-chimneyed manor where he spent the last 34...
The island's diabetics now have access to a leading pharmacist in the field, writes Heather Wood.
Maria Bootle was hired by the Bermuda Diabetes Resource Centre to manage the day-to-day operation of its pharmacy, the only one on the island to special...
Saturday
Bermuda School of Music presents from Bach to the Beatles featuring Oliver Grant, concert pianist, Lisa Hollis violinist and Steve Crawford, guitarist playing Bach, Brahms, Chopin, Debussy, Lennon, Liszt, McCartney and Vivaldi at 8 pm at Chr...
Church leaders are in talks with human rights group Two Words And A Comma in an attempt to form a greater understanding about issues surrounding homosexuality.
Two Words member David Northcott last night said discussions with four pastors had been po...
DATE: Apr 18, 2008 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Tim Smith
Government's plan to offer technical education in public schools as part of the basic curriculum has raised questions by the United Bermuda Party (UBP).
While supportive of the blend of academic and technical learning, the Opposition said it is conce...
The Government of the day somehow has created, probably without intention, an undercurrent of mistrust throughout sections of the community.
One wonders what the thinking is when Government acts in a manner that they alone know what is best for Bermu...
Bermuda College is developing a strategic ten-year plan in order to "move forward to a brighter and more dynamic future".
The publicly-funded college, which has seen falling roll numbers in recent years, is calling the initiative Imagine BC 2018 and ...
DATE: Apr 18, 2008 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Sam Strangeways
