Local mentors received a resounding thank you from the community yesterday at City Hall as part of "Thank Your Mentor Day".
"Bermuda has answered the proverbial question 'am I my brother's keeper' with a resounding 'yes'," said Bishop Vernon Lambe, h...
Inquest did its job
January 21, 2004
Dear Sir,
I was disturbed to read Matthew Taylor?s article on lawyer Elizabeth Christopher?s comments on the recent inquest into the death of Gladys Smith. To suggest that ?policies were needed? or that some sort ...
Most of us have all heard the old adage, it is never too late to learn, and Ren?e Heyliger has done just that.
Ms Heyliger, who is no stranger to study, decided to complete an online master?s degree in international business administration, a subject...
Health-conscious students will be walking around the world ? without leaving the Island.
The youngsters hope to cover about 24,091.55 miles as part of a challenge by the Bermuda Diabetes Association.
Education Minister Terry Lister on Monday launched...
A local lawyer and his client are challenging Bermudian law in Supreme Court in an effort to level the playing field between adopted children and those born to Bermudian parents.
Lawyer Mark Diel and his client, John Simmons, who was adopted by a Ber...
Several students were suspended from CedarBridge Academy after a fight in November last year - but only a small number of them have returned to school, The Royal Gazette has learned.
The suspensions followed four fights at the school on November 17.
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No dreams of dictatorship
January 18, 2004
Dear Sir,
I really liked Mr. Cracknell's letter because it reaches out and shakes the issue of political ambition. He clearly lays out the issue in terms I have heard many people bandying without expressing ...
received several comments and phone calls regarding the Personal Mission Statement article of January 8. Thank you, readers, for those, it is gratifying to know that Moneywise content may motivate you into feeling more in control of your finances thi...
N 1965, Barbara Harries Hunter joined the staff at Prospect Primary School and became the island's first dedicated reading specialist. Her husband, J.H. Owen Harries, had died nine months earlier, leaving her to care for their two sons ? James, 13, a...
THE resuscitated Raleigh International Bermuda (RIB), the local arm of the international youth development charity, has launched an ambitious programme to find and sponsor young Bermudians for an expedition this year to northern Borneo.
It has been a...
