The United Bermuda Party has unveiled three new candidates for Sandys parish.
Opposition leader Michael Dunkley introduced the trio at a press conference yesterday and said they would “burn out the rubber in their shoes” in canvassing the views of th...
The organiser of an initiative aimed at helping at-risk young people in Bermuda yesterday appealed for help to ensure the scheme is a success.
Marc Bean was speaking to the Hamilton Rotary Club where he explained the concept behind the Mirrors initia...
A pupil at Somerset Primary and Northlands Secondary schools. Attended the Bermuda Hotel and Catering College at Prospect and was a chef at the Henry VIII restaurant when he was 15.
Believes young people need a helping hand to find their way. His men...
It is not surprising that when the annual Commission for Unity and Racial Equality (Cure) workforce survey for 2006 was released ten days ago, politicians and the media seized on the decline in the proportion of blacks at the senior executive level, ...
Government was last night accused of stifling debate on the CedarBridge Academy mould crisis after failing to allow MPs to discuss a damning report in the House of Assembly.
Shadow Health Minister Louise Jackson said she was “not only disappointed bu...
DATE: Jul 10, 2007 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Sam Strangeways
While the main focus of CPAs and taxpayers has been on the filing of 2006 US Federal individual income tax returns, Congress has been focused on numerous changes to the Internal Revenue Code and the Treasury Department and the Courts have been busy w...
Bermuda's famous fishcakes, cooked by one of the Island's chefs, finally convinced a group of music students to visit the Island.
Since 1999, Eddie Ming, who teaches drum instruction and runs Tiny Tots Drum school, would send students to the New York...
A British historian, who has written a brief history of the Bermuda Dockyard, is calling on Bermudians to send in names of family members who were part of the Dockyard apprenticeship programme.
Dr. Ann Coats, secretary of the Naval Dockyards Society ...
When Gregory Slayton answers questions about himself, his work in Bermuda and his plans for the future, he invariably starts his responses with the word “we”.At first it’s a little disconcerting until it becomes clear that he hasn’t adopted a pretent...
DATE: Jul 09, 2007 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Sam Strangeways
LONDON (AP) — Sony issued a public apology on Friday for a violent video game that features a bloody shootout inside an Anglican cathedral, but it did not address the Church of England's demands that the company withdraw the game.The church has deman...
