July 19, 2004
Dear Sir,
As the first anniversary of my daughter's death fast approaches, please afford me the opportunity to express to your readers the depth of pain and anguish that I have suffered as a result of her premature passing.
On the morni...
Xavier James believes underdogs like himself could have top sprinters running scared at the Olympics.
The Island's 100-metre specialist is confident “if everything works out properly” he can achieve his twin objectives of setting a new national recor...
rowing up in Bermuda makes one ?a citizen of the world?, according to New Brunswick Chamber of Commerce president Thomas Nisbett.
The opportunities that young Bermudians have to interact with players in major international business and the culture to...
IN years gone by practising with a bow and arrow was literally a life and death matter ? it taught skills which would help early man hunt and stay alive as well as fend off hostile tribes.
But from its primal roots, which some believe date back as fa...
Andr? 'AJ' Wilson, a teenager 'with the Midas touch', died yesterday after suffering injuries in a motorcycle accident on Monday.
He was 14.
His family and friends said, the boy who loved friends, football and fishing, would be sadly missed.
His guar...
More than 1,600 people have been enrolled in National Training Board programmes since 2001, according to the agency?s latest annual report.
But demand for at least one of its programmes ? a tuition assistance award scheme ? is far outstripping availa...
This is the stuff culinary heroes are made of, or at least very good programming on the Food Network. Four young chefs, four baskets of mystery ingredients, and only four hours to conjure up a three course dinner to wow some of Bermuda’s top chefs. F...
Cup Match is over for another year, and has thankfully passed without a violent incident. After outbursts of violence at White Hill Field and at Wellington Oval in the last 12 months, there is reason to be happy that this holiday passed without a maj...
Seven out of eight of this year's Government scholars were presented with their awards by Education Minister Terry Lister yesterday at the Cabinet Building.
The students, who range in age from 18 to 21, will be attending colleges in the US, Canada an...
Forty students have received awards at XL Capital for their entrepreneurial achievements. In the first two weeks of July young aspiring entrepreneurs attended BizCamp that was held at Bermuda College.
The students spent 45 hours each week composing b...
