Often overworked, often underappreciated.
But now the efforts of those who ensure the smooth running of offices throughout Bermuda will receive recognition.
Several events have been organised next week to honour the contributions of office staff such...
People are being urged to think about their health and their future during Bermuda Organ and Tissue Donor Week.
Health workers will be out in force around the Island promoting healthy living and organ donor cards, and carrying out free health screeni...
The number one way to reduce health care costs is to take good care of yourself, according to the Department of Consumer Affairs' free new booklet on consumer health.
Minister of Community Affairs Randy Horton said: "Government has long recognised th...
Note to filmmakers. Don't take on too many roles on your next film.
Unless you're a certified creative genius and renaissance person - you lessen your chances of success as a storyteller.
Voice-of-God narrations are always a turn off, and `School of ...
Future business-woman Calais Lynch was always encouraged to attend a higher education institute.
The 17-year-old said that her parents always talked of university.
She said: "Ever since I was a little girl they wanted me to go to university, so that ...
Believe in public schools
April 2, 2003
Dear Sir,
I write in response to the Letter to the Editor, published March 26, 2003, from V.L. Young of Southampton.
I would like to thank the writer for noticing that the Ministry of Education and Development ...
Brave teenager Michael Cardoso is learning to re-build his life after suffering major paralysis following a serious road accident earlier this year.
The 16-year-old CedarBridge Academy student has just returned to the Island after spending two months...
Bermudian nurse Don?e Caines is only 20 years old but she is doing her family proud serving as a medic on USNS in Iraq.
The former CedarBridge Academy student was deployed to the hospital ship in the Gulf three weeks ago and has already racked up eno...
Animal welfare group the SPCA is to begin interviewing soon for a new inspector after Charles Whited left to go back into the construction industry.
Mr. Whited left the position on March 14, and ads have appeared in the Press for a replacement inspec...
Bermuda has taken its share of hits in the US press over the last year, particularly, with respect to the oft quoted statement, “that we have tax-free status”. As you and I know only too well each time we stand in line at airport Customs to pay our s...
