Bermuda Party's caucus after less than four years as an MP.
For late last night, party chairman and Senator Gary Pitman confirmed the midnight deadline for candidates for the Cabinet Office had passed -- with only Ms Gordon's name in the frame.
And M...
DATE: Mar 25, 1997 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
steps to prevent catching the illness abroad.
The warning comes from Rhonda Daniels, the Department of Health's nurse epidemiologist, as the TB threat was highlighted yesterday by World TB Day.
Last year Bermuda recorded three TB cases, but with numb...
retirement, an opposition party demanded last night.
Charles Jeffers, National Liberal Party chairman, said teachers suffered as much stress as some other jobs, but were denied the same retirement opportunities.
Now he wants to see a study launched t...
United Bermuda Party or it will be difficult to operate a successful Government.
The McDonald's issue should not be underestimated because it was a major blight on David Saul's Premiership. The UBP has never seemed to understand that the row was not ...
Primary schools could soon be taking part in a survey on drug use, a weekend conference was told.
And later this year every high school student will be asked to answer questions on drug use during an Island-wide survey.
Dr. Derrick Binns, of the Nati...
By Bermuda is paying the price for neglecting students who came through a selective school system.
Sandys Secondary principal Melvyn Bassett told those attending a forum on education in the 21st century -- held by Phi Delta Kappa at Elliott Primary ...
middle and senior secondary schools. ---- Page 2 MAN CLEARED OF COCAINE CHARGE CTS Man cleared of cocaine charge A Pembroke businessman jumped for joy yesterday upon hearing he was acquitted of importing $26,000 of cocaine. ---- Page 3 TERCEIRA ...
middle and senior secondary schools.
Government's Senate Leader Lynda Milligan-Whyte kicked off the debate, which continues the Budget debate, saying the key component of this year's budget was education.
"The focus of this Government has been and co...
Parents of a 13-year-old Saltus student have taken their son out of school after he blew the whistle on two of his peers caught in a drug transaction.
The Royal Gazette understands the student was threatened by friends of one of the boys who was arre...
Two teenagers are expected to appear in Juvenile Court next week in connection with an attack on Warwick Secondary teacher Victor Coggin.
Police yesterday disclosed that they had completed their investigation into the assault.
Mr. Coggin required hos...
