WHEN the Bermuda National Gallery, artist Kendra Ezekiel and the Corporation of Hamilton open Prayers in the Wind to the public at the end of this month, it will perhaps, be recognised as the island's largest single piece of art created by a group. W...
IF you're in something of a quandary about Cup Match plans this year, be assured you are not alone. The usual requirements are still in place . . . a destination not too far away, but still unique and out of the ordinary.
But this year has added two ...
The rules governing home schools are to be debated in Parliament again - but this time they could be more to the liking of those concerned.
Minister for Education and Development Paula Cox last week tabled the Education Amendment Bill 2003 in the Hou...
Former Elbow Beach General Manager John Jefferis is close to finally signing a contract to run the Stonington Beach Hotel - four months after he was awarded the job.
Mr. Jefferis, who now runs the Coco Reef Reef resort in Tobago, won the contract to ...
Let's not create hate
April 30, 2003
Dear Sir,
Today I've been to the Liberty Theatre to see 'The Pianist' - a brilliant film which depicts Jews in Warsaw during the Second World War, especially one incredible concert pianist. What this picture does ...
Young men were told to turn their backs on violence and to choose the right path instead, as hundreds turned out for the funeral of murder victim Shaundae Winston Jones yesterday.
Pastor Kenneth Manders, in his eulogy, told mourners that he went to W...
After 18 months in the works, the Government has launched its consultation paper on E-commerce.
The Minister of Tourism, Telecommunication and E-commerce, Renee Webb, introduced the paper to the House of Assembly on Friday.
At one time, e-commerce wa...
Debbie Jones, who has blazed a trail for diabetes on the world stage, was yesterday named as Nurse of the Year by Bermuda Nurses' Association (BNA).
And with typical modesty, she said the praise should go to her colleagues who work with her researchi...
Govt. to hike scholarships
Bermuda Government education scholarships will be increased by $10,000 a year by a bill tabled in the House of Assembly on Friday.
Government scholarships are currently capped at $15,000 a year, but the Bermuda Government S...
All possible steps to protect and prepare the Island for an outbreak of SARS had been taken, Health Minister Nelson Bascome said yesterday.
He said the approach by the Ministry had been to focus on prevention and education, however, he said his depar...
