An unprecedented ceremony for the Island's legal fraternity will take place at 3 p.m. today when, for the first time, a mother and her daughter will be called to the Bermuda Bar on the same day.
For Pamela and Kristen Ferreira today marks the complet...
Teen mothers may soon lose an outlet to receive their education after it was announced yesterday that Teen Services may have to close its doors due to a lack of funding.
The continuation school has offered counselling and secondary education to pregn...
More CableVision woes
September 19, 2002
Dear Sir,
I would like to know why you, The Royal Gazette has not put the fact that CableVision has said that it will not operate without a licence, yet it will carry on broadcasting violating copyright laws w...
The new chairman of CedarBridge Academy's PTSA said he would be setting a target to improve parent participation at the school after another poor turnout at their regular meetings.
Robin Richardson, who was last night elected chairman of the PTSA, sa...
CedarBridge Academy is a much better learning environment since the removal of about 50 students with behaviour problems at the start of the new term, it has been claimed.
In a rare interview, principal Kalmar Richards said the atmosphere in the buil...
The trustees of the Hotel Pension Fund have misused the fund's assets with a questionable land purchase, Raymond Russell has claimed.
Mr. Russell, the head bell captain of the Sonesta Hotel, told The Royal Gazette that he is willing to go to court on...
The Bermuda National Gallery waves the flag for literacy in its upcoming exhibition, featuring the artwork of well-known illustrators, particularly of children's books.
It is called 'Once Upon A Time.Every Picture Tells A Story' and is designed to he...
September 20, 2002
Dear Sir,
What Bermuda needs is competition for CableVision and then we should not need to be held to ransom!
September 19, 2002
Dear Sir,
I am a semi-retired international businessman and a permanent resident on the Island with my...
Public primary schools from across the Island yesterday received a $180,000 boost from the Ace Foundation to help children learn the `three R's' as well as science and technology.
All 18 of Bermuda's Government primary schools were awarded funds from...
The Ministry of Education last week held a series of public meetings to unveil its strategy for the future of public education.
That's good, because a plan for raising standards and restoring confidence in public schools is needed. To succeed, it has...
