Thank you, angels
April 27, 2007
Dear Sir,
I sustained a minor injury on Front Street on Wednesday evening and I would like to commend all those who jumped into action, helping to get the horses on their feet and calmed down before they could go any ...
Following the election of Dr. Ewart Brown as leader of the Progressive Labour party (PLP), it was obvious that members of the PLP were energised. What was not obvious was that the UBP election strategy based upon corruption, neglect of the aged, home...
Here are excerpts from editorials in newspapers around the world:
Yomiuri Shimbun, Tokyo, on the death of Boris Yeltsin:
He led the Soviet Union to its breakup, and as a result, upset the apple cart of international politics. The role he played in th...
A Parent Teacher Association is worried the imminent Terra Nova testing will serve as a battleground for teachers to stage industrial action — as they did three years ago.
Northlands PTA President Ruth Moran is making the claim two weeks before the t...
PARIS (Reuters) — Conservative Nicolas Sarkozy, who once seemed to be seeking Muslim support for his run for the French presidency, has been successfully wooing the overlooked Catholic vote as the race heads for the May 6 runoff.In a country where po...
PLP officials have remained tight-lipped over sitting MP Randy Horton being rejected by his constituency branch in favour of another recommended election candidate.
Mr. Horton, the Minister of Education, suffered the shock defeat during a meeting in ...
It’s changed my life, it’s completely changed my life,” says Bermudian artist Peter Lapsley of his move to New York to study for a masters degree in fine arts at Parsons New School for Design.The 30-year-old former gallery director of Bermuda Society...
DATE: Apr 28, 2007 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Sam Strangeways
THE All Bermuda Congress (ABC) is the only means for democratic change to take place on the island as neither the United Bermuda Party nor the Progressive Labour Party is interested in “giving the power to the people”, the organiser of the fledgling ...
Developer’s crass attitude
April 25, 2007
Dear Sir:
In your latest article about the proposed Southlands project (Wednesday, 25th April), developer Craig Christensen states: “The building and revitalising of our hospitality business is a matter of ur...
RETIREMENT used to be something to look forward to, but with the rising cost of health insurance, a pension of between $400 and $1,000 a month and the pending closure of the Medical Clinic at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital, many of Bermuda’s senio...
