The number of domestic violence incidents reported over the holiday season has gone down on previous years, agencies have reported.
The Physical Abuse Centre said it was glad to report that only ten calls were received by the refuge over the Christma...
THE editors and reporting staff in newsrooms at papers and magazines throughout the world have by this time completed their year-end reviews, singling out what they believe are the most important news stories of the year.
I, too, have been thinking a...
A DVD of the locally produced film When Voices Rise about the 1959 Theatre Boycott was among of the most popular Christmas stocking stuffers in Bermuda this year.
The theatre boycott, led by the Progressive Group, was a peaceful demonstration that le...
It saddens me to see Fair Havens close but I have high hopes that the facility will soon re-open to serve some other good social purpose.
In any event, I think it is important to tell Bermudians why, I believe, the project did not succeed. And to tal...
ALFRED Alexander Augustus had one big problem on his hands when he set out to celebrate his 80th birthday.And that was trying to convince the vast majority of the almost 200 guests who showed up at his big bash at Grotto Bay Hotel that he was indeed ...
Former chairman of Bermuda College Jan Spiering feels likes a proud parent.
After heading the college's board for the past two years - his appointment was not renewed at the start of this year - he believes it is now on the right path and does not ne...
Bermuda must openly discuss HIV and AIDS in order to address the illness' true impact on the community, Allan Vincent Smith Foundation chairman Michael Fox has claimed.
Discrimination against those living with HIV/AIDS is rampant, he said, but the st...
Bermuda entered 2002 on a wave of uncertainty and anxiety as the reverberations of the September 11 terrorist attacks placed the Island's economy and sense of security on a delicate footing.
But by the end of the year, Bermuda had good reason to look...
2002 was a year the construction industry will never forget. While the industry boomed, the Government was rocked with two of the biggest controversies in recent memory.
The Bermuda Housing Corporation
In March, the United Bermuda Party's Michael Dun...
DATE: Dec 31, 2002 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Carla Zuill
Disruptive students, rows over school uniforms, and questions over whether special needs students were having their needs met were some of the challenges the education system faced in 2002.
At the same time, there were improvements in school testing,...
DATE: Dec 31, 2002 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Carla Zuill
