A dispute has erupted over the ownership and rights of footage shot during a recent charity trip to Senegal.
Community activist Khalid Wasi took a group of young men to the African nation in March as part of Operation Green Light. The aim was to show...
Five local charities benefited yesterday following the continued growth of Bermuda?s biggest and arguably most popular amateur golf tournament.
This year?s Ross (Blackie) Talbot Charity Classic, which celebrated its 14th anniversary at Riddell?s Bay ...
A US politician who sparked a row in Bermuda when he was refused permission to speak at a senior school has won a landslide victory to become mayor of Newark, New Jersey.
Cory Booker, who came to the Island in November 2004 to help the United Bermuda...
DATE: May 12, 2006 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Sam Strangeways
An established leader in online learning recently launched an educational partnership with Bermuda Hospitals Board and the Bermuda College to provide online degree and certificate programmes.
For staff or alumni of either local institution there will...
The Auditor General has urged Finance Minister Paula Cox to step up efforts to curb overspending across Government departments.
The call for tighter control from Larry Dennis came in his latest report on Government finances, where it was revealed tha...
A 60-year-old prize-winning bodybuilder recalled how brutal childhood beatings he endured in Bermuda forced him to escape to England after deciding he wasn?t going to be pushed around anymore.
David Ingham endured beating at the hands of his father, ...
National coach Gus Logie admitted his disappointment yesterday at the news that talented offspinning allrounder Delyone Borden had withdrawn from the national squad set to leave for Trinidad this morning.
Borden has been back at home for just over a ...
Orchid Club thanks donorsApril 25, 2006Dear Sir,We the officers and members of the Orchid Charity Club take this opportunity to express our appreciation to the many merchants who made donations to our Annual Christmas Project. This project enables us...
Teachers at two schools have called a halt to a work to rule, can reveal.
Staff at Spice Valley Middle School in Warwick will officially return to normal working practices today after they took action over warning letters being placed on their person...
DATE: May 08, 2006 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Sam Strangeways
A school which was targeted by an intruder earlier this year is to pilot a new plan for dealing with crises, Education Minister Terry Lister announced on Friday.
Mr. Lister told the House of Assembly that Spice Valley Middle School in Warwick was wor...
DATE: May 08, 2006 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Sam Strangeways
