the Bermuda College.
The seventh annual Youth to Youth conference got underway last night when participants were treated to a variety of international food and entertainment, which included performances by the Gombeys, Portuguese Folk Dancers, the Em...
`Secrecy: African Art that Conceals and Reveals' at City Hall tomorrow evening.
Mary Nooter, who is the Senior Curator for the Museum of African Art in New York has travelled to the Island for two reasons. First, she says, she is anxious to see Bermu...
seized a large quantity of what is believed to be cannabis and cocaine from a Pembroke home.
A Pembroke man and an American woman, both 24, are expected to appear in court in connection with the incident.
Police have also warned Happy Valley and Pros...
figures show.
The annual rate of inflation in September was 2.
1 percent, compared to 2.4 percent in August.
The monthly change was 0.4 percent, as the consumer price index rose from 143 in August to 143.5 in September.
The most significant rise was ...
11th Annual Education Conference of the Bermuda Union of Teachers.
Mr. Paul Keens-Douglas of Trinidad has written six books and produced several radio and television storytelling series.
As well as speaking at the conference banquet at Sonesta Beach ...
delivered by Governor Lord Waddington at the convening of Parliament yesterday.
Mr. President and Members of the Senate.
Mr. Speaker and Members of the Hon. House of Assembly.
Since Parliament was last convened, the voters of Bermuda have exercised t...
the Development Applications Board.
Facilities manager at the Department of Education Mr. John Morbey said that all of the old barracks and part of the Ruth Seaton James auditorium will be torn down and the new senior school built in its place.
Meanw...
yesterday as it derailed Government plans to have Dr. David Dyer named Speaker.
Instead, the PLP backed former United Bermuda Party Deputy Speaker Mr. Ernest DeCouto, who was elected by secret ballot in a 22-17 vote.
Mr. DeCouto, 67, and three other ...
Government vowed to clear the path of opportunity to young people, blacks, and women. The goal of a just society with Bermudians joining hands was repeatedly hammered home.
There was also a renewed pledge to mobilise the community against drugs, and ...
Throne Speech.
"It was predictable. There were no surprises. There was no great, new initiatives.'' Mr. Wade said the speech failed to provide the motivation for Bermuda to meet the challenges of the future. "I did not get the feeling people would b...
