Although it was not the field he thought he would pursue when he was a child, Anglican minister Angelo Wildgoose said he throughly enjoys his job.
At 25, Rev. Wildgoose is considered young to be heading up a church, but his enthusiasm and zeal are so...
Premier Jennifer Smith's position as Government leader is hanging in the balance after a number of her own MPs demanded her resignation, The Royal Gazette has been told.
On Thursday night, Cabinet Ministers and Government backbenchers met at Sessions...
Bermuda could do better in the treatment of Portuguese and poor blacks according to two visiting human rights activists.
The pair have been employed by the British Government to assess and advice on human rights issues in the overseas territories.
Dr...
A PROGRAMME specifically geared to the enhancement of high-achievers will soon be open to local students looking to further challenge themselves academically.
The Institute for Talented Students in Bermuda hopes to identify and evaluate eligible stud...
SAL Limited president John R. Berg said the company was unaffected by the economic turmoil following September 11 and that Bermuda's construction industry continues to thrive.
In his annual report to shareholders released yesterday, Mr. Berg said: "T...
Paediatrician Dr. Stephen West is calling for a public education campaign on the hidden dangers of shaken baby syndrome.
Shaking a baby can cause brain damage, blindness, paralysis and even death.
Dr. West said low recorded occurrences of the conditi...
Free blood pressure and cholesterol testing over the next three months will take place thanks to a partnership between the Department of Health's community nurses and the Phoenix Stores.
High blood pressure and high cholesterol levels are leading cau...
Mystery last night surrounded an extraordinary meeting of the Government's Parliamentary Group at the House of Assembly - with MPs claiming it was merely a "regular meeting".
Two independent sources told The Royal Gazette that the meeting had been he...
ONE could have dismissed the sight of young men jogging along the sand dunes on the South Shore as just another one of those arduous regimental exercises.
But to call Bermuda Football Association youth development director Kenny Thompson a sergeant m...
DATE: May 17, 2002 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Colin Thompson
Bermuda's new Governor Sir John Vereker says the Island must conform to global financial codes and standards in order to satisfy the examination of overseas territories by the International Monetary Fund at the end of this year.
Although Bermuda had ...
