One phenomenon of the booming 1980s was the marked increase in the number of women in the local work force.
While the number of males in the work force grew by eight percent, the number of females increased twice as fast, by 17 percent, according to ...
monthly lunch provided by charity Meals on Wheels.
About 50 seniors at St. Paul's Christian Education Centre in Paget enjoyed a full course dinner with trimmings including cassava pie donated by the Royal Hamilton Amateur Dinghy Club.
Before dining t...
Bermudian Mr. Bobby Jones was stricken with a number of illnesses and did not believe he would live much past the age of 50 when he got a life-saving phone call from the New England Organ Bank.
A kidney match had been found, he was told.
Mr. Jones is...
arrived with the task of taking Bermuda's soccer to a higher level, but if first impressions were anything to go by he might have wanted to reconsider his decision to take up the position.
After a long day of travelling on Tuesday, Ziese arrived at t...
support for those who have lost loved ones to AIDS.
At an emotional World AIDS Day proclamation ceremony at City Hall, both Health Minister the Hon. Quinton Edness and Shadow Health Minister Mr. Nelson Bascome called for the community to step up the ...
should be celebrated with greater efforts towards real equality.
That was the view of members of the Senate during yesterday's debate on including more women in politics.
Sen. Norma Astwood (Ind.) moved: "That the Senate take note of the need for Par...
That is the hard-hitting message to Bermudian youngsters caught up in the AIDS scare.
It did not come from a teacher, parent, or Government official. Rather a fellow teenager.
The student said: "If friends are encouraging you to have sex, they are no...
who has seen more people succumb to the deadly disease than he cares to count.
And the Rev. Phillip Joudry -- chaplain of the Royal Victoria Hospital -- the first English-speaking hospital to receive people with AIDS in Montreal, Canada -- said he be...
Today's "microwave generation'' used to getting what they want fast should beware -- they may get death.
The blunt warning was delivered yesterday by New York AIDS expert Mrs. Debra Fraser-Howze.
"It is time to act,'' she told more than 100 Bermudian...
Bermuda had never produced a qualified marine engineer until this year, when Carlton Fubler Uchida became the very first Bermudian to receive his degree in Marine Engineering. Ironically, just a few moments later, at the same graduation ceremony at O...
