Reeshemah Swan, exuberant teacher of the year, radiates a path of warmth and enthusiasm wherever she goes.
"I am honest, open minded, straightforward, pro-active and committed,'' she said.
One of her students nominated her for this public school teac...
Powerful childhood memories are crystal clear in the mind of Lynda Milligan-Whyte who traces her success as a capable lawyer to those early years.
"My parents cared deeply about the education and development of me and my three siblings. I could read ...
A new charitable organisation which has been set up to "help charities help Bermuda'' expects to see its overall costs go down by using a new state-of-the-art high speed wireless Internet service.
Centre on Philanthropy was set up in April 2000 and b...
Although Lois Perinchief is no longer the woman in the St. George's mayor's office she continues to be charismatic and is a respected leader.
She resigned as mayor last October but remains an extremely disciplined and talented leader who follows her ...
Pastoral evangelist, Fern Wade, is an extraordinary woman who follows her faith.
She possesses the attributes of leadership which compel her to reach out to others through her role as the coordinator of Bermuda's "Hands of Love Ministry'', a register...
The National Association of Reconciliation (NAR) would like to express its gratitude to all of those people who faithfully support our awards banquet year after year even when they are unable to attend. Their suppo rt is both important and encouragin...
Sacked Cabinet Minister Arthur Hodgson has told how one of his saddest moments in Government was signing over the new site for Berkeley Institute.
The former Environment Minister said he sometimes found the contradictions of Government frustrating, e...
Low teacher morale is to be thrashed out by a new joint task force set up between Government, principals and school staff.
Involuntary transfer, non-renewal of contracts and rising standards are high on the agenda of the committee.
General Secretary ...
Fed-up Portuguese families are leaving the Island in the face of abuse directed towards them during recent meetings on Long Term Residents, claims community spokesman Robert Pires.
But he urged them to stand firm and said a fundraising campaign by th...
Arthur Hodgson has politics running through his blood.
He lives it, breathes it, and, as The Royal Gazette discovered, could talk about it until the proverbial cows come home.
His interest formed when he was a young student at Michigan State Universi...
