The list is seemingly endless — countless colleges, universities, community colleges, private colleges, public colleges and vocational schools. But what does it all mean and where do you begin?
The Royal Gazette went online to get a better idea of wh...
Wendell (Shine) Hayward will be opening the 11th Home Grown Alternatives craft fair this Saturday at St. Paul’s Christian Education Centre in Paget.
The Education Officer of the Arts seems like a fit host for the popular event which has grown by leap...
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Bermuda Autism Support & Education Society presents workshop number 1 Teaching Verbal Behaviour in the Natural Environment. Hands on training for professionals and parents. Presenters are Cherish Twigg and Holly Kibbe. Venue to be announced. Fr...
The Bermuda National Gallery?s ArtReach programme has received a welcome $25,000 boost from the Tucker?s Point Club.
The fund were raised at a Jazz and Champagne Tasting Dinner and auction last weekend conducted by James Rylands of BBC TV?s ?Antique ...
Here's a topical piece of trivia for you: What's the difference between one non-Bermudian or two non-Bermudians filling a job over 12 years? Answer: A few votes.
There's little else that can be read into the PLP Government's stubborn persistence in p...
Here’s a topical piece of trivia for you: What’s the difference between one non-Bermudian or two non-Bermudians filling a job over 12 years? Answer: A few votes.There’s little else that can be read into the PLP Government’s stubborn persistence in pu...
The president of Bermuda College has racked up a travel bill of more than $6,000 this month with three trips abroad, according to new documents leaked to The Royal Gazette.
Taxpayers have forked out for Dr. Charles Green to visit Jamaica, St. Lucia a...
DATE: Nov 29, 2006 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Sam Strangeways
The Bermuda National Gallery’s ArtReach programme has received a welcome $25,000 boost from the Tucker’s Point Club.
The fund were raised at a Jazz and Champagne Tasting Dinner and auction last weekend conducted by James Rylands of BBC TV’s ‘Antique ...
Shadow Health Minister Louise Jackson last night claimed that parents of CedarBridge Academy students have told her their children have been made sick by mould at the school.
The United Bermuda Party politician told The Royal Gazette: “I personally k...
DATE: Nov 29, 2006 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Sam Strangeways
LONDON (Reuters) — Smokers eager to cut the risk of dying early from tobacco-related illnesses must quit completely, researchers said on Tuesday, because cutting down — even by half — is not enough.“Smokers should quit — you can’t give your health a ...
