One of the Island's leading children's charities has urged Government not to spend $9 million on opening a new centre for young offenders.
Sheelagh Cooper, head of the Coalition for the Protection of Children, said she believed teenagers at risk of g...
through the land of literacy, numeracy and technology.
Ms Smith and Education Permanent Secretary Michelle Khaldun were invited to Elliot Primary School by pupils in Primary one, two and three, who asked that they each arrive with a small suitcase.
W...
agents in the US learn of the opportunity to earn more than just their commissions.
An innovative new captive insurance company, Independent Agents Insurance Company, has been established in Bermuda for use by insurance agents in the United States.
T...
Burgess should send a shiver down the spine of every parent who has a child of school age.
Mr. Burgess claimed that some of the Island's school teachers turn up for work each morning dreading the day ahead of them. He added that up to 40 percent of t...
Preparations are well in hand for the opening to the public of the Bermuda National Gallery's main Winter 2000 exhibition on February 27.
Entitled `From Mickey to The Grinch: The Art of the Animated Film', it will explore the art, history and process...
In January, 2001, I and my wife had the pleasure in visiting the Hamilton area for a week. This was my first visit since my visit with the US Fleet in 1942.
In Grassy Bay we assembled our task force prior to the invasion and landings at Casablanca. B...
Bermuda's youth.
It will look at child care, parenting, justice, education, child custody and employment.
Opposition whip Cole Simons said: "This has come about because I am tired of hearing that teachers are not spending time teaching, they're spend...
Even though she escaped from Liberia in the midst of their Civil War in 1991 with nothing more than the clothes on her back, missionary Wenona Jennings still yearns for the country she called home for more than 30 years.
Bermuda-born Ms Jennings, now...
DATE: Feb 20, 2001 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Lawrence Trott
I wonder if during these recent debates, pertaining to the new proposed central taxi dispatch system, if at any time any thought was given to the heartbreaking and tragic fate of Rebecca Middleton. Her brutal murder defies description.
God knows she ...
but Government has been urged to review legislation to deal with young habitual criminals.
If Finance Minister Eugene Cox's budget for 2001 is agreed, work could get underway immediately on building the state-of-the-art facility in Pembroke.
It will ...
