Some of Bermuda's top entertainers will donate their services to raise money for diabetes in a special night of festivities at Marriott's Castle Harbour Hotel at the end of the month.
Local stars such as the Hubert Smith family, Pinky Steede, Gene St...
list to get in after opening its doors a year and a half ago.
Today it is temporarily down to just two residents, The Royal Gazette has learned.
Government's Addiction Services, meanwhile, is understood to have 50 heroin addicts on the methadone prog...
have been left to organise their own drug policies because the Education Minister had failed to take the lead.
But the Hon. Clarence Terceira hit back at Ms Smith, saying she "has no idea what has been going on'' in drug prevention schemes in the sch...
night to take up the post of Attorney General.
Mr. Mottley is due to be sworn in today at 11 a.m. at Government House before starting his new $107,876-a-year job.
The 54-year-old Barbadian, who continued working in his private practice in Bridgetown ...
retail, hotel and construction industries, bank chief Mr. J. Michael Collier said in his quarterly letter to shareholders this month.
The Bank of Butterfield president also raised concerns about crime, the "most disturbing development of the year'' a...
On Friday, Ms Madeline Joel jetted to Florida to focus on the next chapter in her flourishing amateur golf career.
Next month, she moves from a top insurance brokerage firm to an insurance company to begin a new chapter in her equally successful prof...
DATE: Jan 16, 1995 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: David Fox, Business Editor
Opposition Progressive Labour Party in their fight to keep their school.
The parents, who oppose a plan to move the school to Northlands Secondary to allow Dellwood to become a middle school, said Government still plans to go through with the move.
A...
the 1990s have led the Department of Family Services to put on a conference this month to give Bermuda a "wake-up call''.
Several leading US experts on violent crimes will speak at the national conference entitled, "Blow the Whistle on Violence''.
Ch...
Assembly is in recess.
As Ministers leave the Island, everyone gets in on everyone else's act.
This week, Transport Minister the Hon. Maxwell Burgess was Acting Environment Minister, and Youth and Sport Minister the Hon. Pamela Gordon was Acting Mini...
on drugs.
And at least two others plan to put their drug policy in writing before the end of the year.
The Royal Gazette has learned that the chairman of Berkeley Institute's Board of Governors, Mr. Calvin White, this week issued a written drug polic...
