A series of mix-ups spanning several months over a para-educator's pay led to colleagues striking for a day and a half, according to teachers' union boss Mike Charles.
Clearwater Middle School teachers took industrial action last Thursday and Friday ...
DATE: Jan 14, 2008 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Tim Smith
It could never happen!
January 7, 2008
Dear Sir,
First of all, let me say thank God the election is over, and if we are complacent enough, we can sit back and let the fates take us wherever. Or, we can get off our fat behinds, and fight the fight to ...
With a significant rise in the number of re/insurance companies starting up in Bermuda last year, 2008 looks set to be another big year for the industry. ALEX WRIGHT takes a look at what the Bermuda Insurance Institute is doing to get more people int...
Familiar to many as a political pundit and pollster Walton Brown has swapped his ringside seat for centre stage after being appointed to the Senate. Here he tells The Royal Gazette on how he plans to take a fresh approach.
A concern for the plight o...
Reference was made in the piece above about how I met up with Marlon K. Allers during his fleeting visit to Bermuda for the Christmas holiday. Marlon is the award-winning, hard-working pastor of Lookout Valley Church of God in Chattanooga, Tennessee....
Carl Nanton epitomises the work of the Bermuda Insurance Institute (BII), having firstly studied courses there, he now finds himself training its students.
Mr. Nanton, who doubles as the assistant vice-president of life and pensions at the Argus Grou...
Terrylynn M. Tyrell, of Southampton, recently graduated with a Doctor of Education degree in Special Education from Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland.
Dr. Tyrell, whose dissertation research focused on early detection of autism spectrum...
Two local mothers have banded together to try and offer support and encouragement for families of children born with Down's syndrome.
Selina Edwards and Shirley Lodge have teamed up to found Bermuda Kids with Down's syndrome after both discovered tha...
Shotstopper Jason Williams is keeping Bermuda's football production line flowing by grooming the stars of tomorrow as part of a coaching venture.
Last summer saw the national team keeper host a two-week training camp at Bermuda College for youngsters...
DATE: Jan 10, 2008 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Stephen Wright
Disappointment categorised last year's summer turtle tagging project when one of the very first green turtles captured was found to have a deadly turtle disease never before seen in Bermuda.
The Bermuda Turtle Project aims to promote the conservation...
