Government is aiming to have warning lights and crossing bars at Northlands by June.
Education Minister Jerome Dill yesterday told The Royal Gazette Works and Engineering were surveying the area which Dellwood Primary students will use from September...
secondary school will be given the time to prove itself and every chance to succeed.
This newspaper has been opposed to the concept of a large school from the very beginning however Cedarbridge is becoming a reality and for the sake of the young Berm...
Driver and pedestrian behaviour must be improved and emphasis placed on increasing child safety, Bermuda's new road safety officer believes.
Delcina Bean-Burrows has just taken up the challenges left by Laura Smith and says she has a deep desire to i...
lot clearer this week.
Phase three of an ambitious government initiative is expected to be ratified at the Ministry of Youth Development, Sport and Recreation's 1997 Sports Conference at Bermuda College on Friday.
Delegates from all 36 national sport...
As the search for teachers in the restructured school system continues, Education Minister Jerome Dill and his shadow counterpart Jennifer Smith will join forces this week to hear whether students make the best teachers.
Whitney, whose students have ...
Comparing the task of implementing his Service Strategy with that of "re-fitting a ship while still at sea'', Bermuda's Commissioner of Police Colin Coxall is nevertheless, "extremely pleased'' with progress made at the half-way mark. It is now 18 mo...
1, it was announced yesterday.
National Drug Commission chairman Mansfield Brock said $500,000 had been budgeted for the centre.
But it was hoped costs could be reduced by getting patients to pay for their upkeep.
"There is no reason why people using...
More communication, more cooperation, and a helping hand from Government and business.
That's the prescription for Bermuda's independant AIDS agencies from two visiting American activists.
Following a weekend tour of the Island, Chairman of the Board...
David Dyer to intervene after a decision by the Education Department not to pay cricketers Albert Steede and Arnold Manders while they represent the Island in the ICC Tournament in Malaysia in March.
Dr. Dyer is just six days into his first ministeri...
DATE: Jan 21, 1997 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Lawrence Trott
boxes to sell, Devon Lane School came to the rescue.
The schoolchildren and their teacher, Jeremy Ball, made 20 bluebird boxes in less than seven days.
And recently the school presented some of their work to Laura Butterfield and Louis DeSilva of the...
