More buses neededJune 15, 2002Dear Sir,Transportation has just got worse for people living at the East Side of Somerset. The last bus for the day to Hamilton leaves around 8.15 a.m. and now we are to have fewer ferries just as the tourist season has ...
June 15, 2002
Dear Sir,
Transportation has just got worse for people living at the East Side of Somerset. The last bus for the day to Hamilton leaves around 8.15 a.m. and now we are to have fewer ferries just as the tourist season has begun! They are...
Educators, students of all ages, parents and the public at large turned out in their hundreds for the first Education Expo held at the Bermuda College on Friday.
The aim of the event was to make the public school education one of the best in the worl...
The Bermuda Society's June lecture luncheon will feature economist Dr. Brian Archer, speaking on "Bermuda's Changing Economy". Tuesday, June 25 in Committee Rooms at Guildhall, Aldermanbury, London from 12.30 p.m. to 2 p.m. Tickets at ?22.50 per per...
Newly crowned Talented Teen Twan?e Akila LaShaun Butterfield won the hearts of the judges by singing ‘Open Up My Heart', by Euland Adams at Ruth Seaton James Auditorium on Friday evening.
Twan?e, 16, is no stranger to the stage and has been singing s...
Six sporting scholars were recognised yesterday for outstanding achievements in the classroom and in their respective sports.
Cheered on by an audience of teachers, parents, other relatives and classmates, the winners of the annual Denton Hurdle Memo...
After decades of service, Sir John Plowman, Kt., CBE, OBE, MLC, died at home yesterday morning. He was 93.
The long-time community activist, who was born here but moved to the UK as a child, was refused entry when he returned to the Island 16 years l...
BERMUDA'S Government cannot operate in a vacuum, ignoring input from the people and embarking on arbitrary policies and programmes that fly in the face of public opinion.
Former Premier Sir John Swan this week said the democratic process in Bermuda m...
ZARAH DeSilva believes her tennis is back on track after she swept the board at the Colonial Open to help erase memories of a disappointing 2001.
DeSilva enjoyed a revenge victory over fellow teenager Ashley Brooks to scoop the women's singles title ...
DATE: Jun 21, 2002 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Jonathan Kent
LITERACY skills of students entering the Adult Education School were improving, thanks to initiatives in the public high-schools, but maths skills were almost non-existent, the programme director said last night.
The Adult Education School, located o...
