Plans for a second dolphin concession have put Bermuda in the world wide spotlight as hundreds of environmental protestors begin their campaign to protect Sinky Bay on the south shore.
Prominent marine organisations such as the World Society for the ...
The Bermuda College is inviting the public to a round table discussion next month to help steer them in the right direction for the future.
College spokeswoman, Evelyn James Barnett said of the upcoming discussion: ?It is forward planning for the dir...
Whitney Institute students are the first to test out a new two-way cable system designed and built by CableVision.
CableVision general manager, Jeremy Elmas said that the other Middle Schools are asking for the new communication method but Whitney is...
Race, front and centre
November 30, 2004
Dear Sir,
It appears the issue of race has once again come to the fore, with the United Bermuda Party appointing for the first time in their history a Shadow Minister of Race in David Dodwell as well as inviti...
Bank of Bermuda chief executive officer Phil Butterfield had it right when he warned that Bermuda is becoming complacent about its economy and place in the world.
And he was also right to warn that Government needs to beware of expecting the business...
BERMUDA'S young cyclists enjoyed the training session of their dreams this week when Chris Carmichael, coach of six-time Tour de France Champion Lance Armstrong, put them through their paces.
Carmichael is widely regarded as the person responsible fo...
Montpelier Re Holdings Ltd.'s Chairman, President & CEO, Anthony Taylor, has been named 'Outstanding Achiever of the Year' at the 2004 Insurance Day Awards.
Jon Guy, Editor-in-Chief of 'Insurance Day', said: "Anthony has impressed our judges and the ...
The extraordinary story of a violent criminal turned lawyer came to an inspiring conclusion earlier this month when Charles Richardson was called to the Bar of England and Wales.
Mr. Richardson was given a 15 year jail sentence in 1995 for his part i...
STUDENTS at Whitney Institute are about to get the chance to make their own video productions and televise them throughout the school.
A new two-way cable television network has been designed and installed by CableVision, with a monitor in every clas...
DATE: Dec 03, 2004 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Jonathan Kent
AS a general rule memory idealises the past. When personal history is called to mind it is almost always brightly glossed with romanticism. The mental pageant of long-ago scenes is invariably haloed in the rosiest of hues. But when individuals have b...
