night's Budget debate. They awarded themselves a 27.9 percent increase over two years.
Rev. Trevor Woolridge (PLP) said that citizens of few countries had the access to their Parliamentarians that Bermudians did.
Every charity approached MPs for dona...
Former Education Minister Mrs. Gloria McPhee has demanded a public apology from the current Minister.
In a terse letter to the Hon. Clarence Terceira copied to the Editor of The Royal Gazette , Mrs. McPhee accused Dr. Terceira of trying to alienate "...
Minister Ms Jennifer Smith told the House of Assembly on Monday.
Ms Smith was debating the 1995-96 Budget estimates for the Ministry of Education.
"A little money spent right is better than a lot of money spent wrong,'' she said.
With a $59 million o...
an excellent plant which is beautifully maintained; dedicated, caring teachers; students who enjoy learning; and a principal who upholds discipline, diligence, and respect.
It matters not that the number of students has dwindled to 195, 23 teachers a...
When the Roger B. Chaffee School at the United States Naval Air Station closes in three months' time, fewer than 195 students and 23 teachers will walk through its doors for the last time -- a far cry from its peak when more than 1400 students attend...
using hypothermia, circulatory bypass and deliberate cardiac arrest to spare brain tissue will visit Bermuda next month.
Dr. Benjamin S. Carson Sr., director of Paediatric Neurosurgery at the renowned Johns Hopkins University Hospital in Baltimore wi...
Ministry of Youth, Sport and Recreation will not support any alcohol-based functions.'' -- Youth, Sport and Recreation Minister the Hon. Pamela Gordon.
"If we don't make the youth a higher priority, the money we spend on tourists will be wasted.'' --...
include a new $40-million senior secondary school at Prospect.
That was the message from Education Minister the Hon. Clarence Terceira as MPs debated the 1995-96 estimates for the Ministry of Education in the House of Assembly yesterday.
"It is alrea...
yesterday to protest Government's "illogical, irrational'' school restructuring programme.
Led by National PTA president Mr. Ross Smith, they demanded that the Ministry of Education abandon its plans to build a megaschool in Prospect and revamp the I...
After a six-month break, Mrs. Maurine Cooper's popular art lectures begin again tomorrow at the Bermuda National Gallery.
The first in this Spring series is "Dutch Artists'' and will concentrate on such painters as Rembrandt, De Hooch, Vermeer and Va...
