Registration for the new school year is less than two weeks away and parents with little ones enrolling in Government pre-schools and primary schools will need to make a note on their calendars. This year's enrolment dates are February 2 to February ...
Tsunami donations tops $800,000 ? Bank & staff contribute $38,000
Staff and volunteers at the Bermuda Red Cross are practising their Million Dollar smiles in anticipation of Asian tsunami donations topping this mark within the next two weeks.
By 4 p....
Richard Lamerton was such a reluctant medical student that he was planning to become a bookbinder when he heard a lecture given by Dame Cicely Saunders about hospice care.
He was so inspired that he became one of the first medical students to focus o...
The above invitation was issued by Premier Alex Scott in during his charm offensive ? emphasis on the offensive ? of last week. I?ve never been known to turn down a free lunch, particularly one with such an abundance of enticingly juicy low-hanging ...
Education Minister Terry Lister yesterday reaffirmed his Government?s commitment to getting more Bermudians certified in technical fields and challenged tradespeople to improve their skills through its programmes.
Telling Rotarians ?one of the greate...
Lisabet Outerbridge never intended to own a business; growing up she wanted to be an actress. Nevertheless, she now runs one of the most popular coffee shops in Bermuda, Rock Island Coffee.
This month the little caf? on Reid Street celebrates ten yea...
North Rock upgrades long distance service
North Rock Communications has upgraded its 2020-321 long distance service to make it "faster, smarter and more reliable".
General Manager of North Rock, Vicki Coelho, said the changes, which went into effect ...
Thanks for the help
January 5, 2005
Dear Sir,
Please allow me space in your column, to thank two gentlemen who so kindly assisted me on November 8, when I was hit by a bike on the crosswalk by White Sands Road, in Paget. One of them called 911. They ...
A SERIES of monthly lectures have quietly become a part of the island's cultural scene since they were first introduced last spring and are now anticipated by a growing segment of the local community.
Sponsored by the Department of Cultural Affairs, ...
Education Minister, Terry Lister took time out of his busy schedule yesterday morning to have some fun with the children from Lagoon Park Pre-school.
The pre-school, situated in a quiet area on Ireland Island, is set to double in number later this ye...
