Michelle Scott has replaced Nikkita Scott as chairwoman of the Commission for Unity and Racial Equality in the latest round of Government board appointments.
New members of CURE's board are Pamela Quarterly and Jerome Wilson, while Marcello Ausenda, ...
A 16-year-old Berkeley Institute student has become Bermuda's first paraplegic to successfully complete Project Ride, the Island's version of driver's education.
Daniella-Jade Lowe, known as DJ by her friends, is officially licensed to operate a moto...
A Bermudian charity focused on supporting youth and education has announced the 2008 recipients of its fundraising golf classic.
Last year, the Ross "Blackie" Talbot Charity Classic celebrated its 15th anniversary by dedicating funds raised to organi...
Bermuda's international business sector was given an education in reinsurance at a seminar held at the Fairmont Hamilton Princess this week.
The course, entitled 'Demystifying Reinsurance', which was held on Wednesday and yesterday and hosted by The ...
The Red Sea, the Maldives, the Cayman Islands, Bonaire, Curaçao, Cozumel - these are just some of the places where underwater photographer and professional Scuba diving instructor Alan Marquardt has trained his lens on the beautiful world beneath the...
FORMER US Consul Bob Farmer has ditched his support for Democratic Party presidential candidate Barack Obama ¿ and switched allegiances to rival Hillary Clinton.
Mr. Farmer, who served as the US Government's representative on the island between 1994 ...
Young scientists from developing countries are to receive an academic boost from the Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences (BIOS).
The local facility received a $500,000 grant to establish the Nippon Foundation and the Partnership for Observation of th...
Western Stars all-rounder Machai Campbell has been challenged to fill the batting and bowling boots of Stefan Kelly for Bermuda at the Under 19 World Cup in Malaysia.
Bermuda's coaching staff have opted for Campbell ahead of fellow standby player Kev...
DATE: Jan 18, 2008 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Stephen Wright
When she was 14, Debra Bailey weighed more than 200 pounds. Although she struggled for 30 years, she couldn't seem to drop the weight.
But, when pneumonia almost hospitalised her and everyday things like putting on socks became a chore, she realised ...
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) ¿ Americans with diabetes are doing a better job of keeping their blood glucose under control, a new analysis shows.
The percentage of people with Type 1 or 2 diabetes who had poor glycemic control fell from 21 percent in 19...
