November 23, 2005
Dear Sir,
Last night I attended a Town Hall meeting for Devonshire and Smith's. Mr. Neville Darrell answered questions about education and some of us we were shocked to learn that private schools run around $12,000 per year but the ...
Claudia Philipsz-Jones (pictured) has rejoined HR Associates, a division of Expertise Limited, as a management consultant.
HR Associates offers a wide range of human resource management services available to both international and local businesses.
A...
The debate about whether Gina Spence Farmer could work at Bermuda College and sit in the Senate came to an abrupt end yesterday when she quit her education job.
Mrs. Spence Farmer said the College forced her hand by refusing to look at compromise opt...
ust letting the telephone ring three times before answering it can change your life, said Jeanie Seward-Magee author of a new Bermuda-centred inspirational book. Her book, ?A Mindful Way? is now available at the Bermuda Bookstore and Sail On.
Mrs. Se...
Controls on work permits won't be enough for Bermudians to retain jobs in the future, according to Eugenie Simmons, the director of the Centre for Professional and Career Education (PACE), at the Bermuda College.
"International business will just mov...
Schoolboy grocery packers robbed at knifepoint on Sunday
Two boys were robbed by a knife-wielding thug at a bus stop in Southampton late on Sunday afternoon.
The 11-year-old and 12-year-old had finished their grocery packing shift at Heron Bay Market...
Driving on Bermuda?s roads has become such a daunting prospect that many visitors are now unwilling even to venture out on rented mopeds for fear of their own safety.
Instead they are relying on buses, ferries and taxis rather than risk having an acc...
DATE: Nov 27, 2005 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Scott Neil
A Bermuda Independence Commission member has fiercely defended the group?s report ? and hit out at a small minority he claims is determined to hold the country ?hostage to fear?.
Political activist Rolfe Commissiong said in the wake of the report he ...
If optimism alone was enough to win power in Bermuda, then the United Bermuda Party would already be back at the helm steering the country through the difficulties it is experiencing in housing, tourism, education and the care of seniors.
That much w...
DATE: Nov 25, 2005 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Scott Neil
BUSES are to travel the entire island collecting food for the needy as part of a campaign organised by the Hands of Love Ministry.
Next Saturday, drivers will leave from St. George's and Dockyard, making stops at supermarkets and bus shelters where t...
