Gazette today turns the spotlight on newly-appointed Minister of Human Affairs and Information the Hon. Jerome Dill, MP for Pembroke West Central.
*** Lolling back in the office chair at his law firm, 33-year-old Mr. Jerome Dill voices amazement at ...
drive.
The first "Keep Bermuda Fit Day'' aims to hammer home the importance of healthy eating and exercise.
It is also designed to help prevent diabetes and associated diseases.
The campaign is being launched by the Bermuda Diabetes Association, King...
Bermuda's racial developments over the last four decades, will be published at the end of next month.
`The People of Bermuda -- Beyond the Crossroads', by Barbara Harries Hunter, represents seven years of painstaking reading and research, backed up b...
in the work place.
And chairperson of the Bermuda Quality Awareness Team Ms Patricia Daly said she is confident that the group, which formed two years ago, will go "from strength to strength''.
Reviewing the group's original goals at its annual gener...
existing anti-drug organisations is expected to come up today in a meeting called by the Minister of the new Human Affairs portfolio.
The Hon. Jerome Dill said yesterday the subject was likely to be discussed at the meeting, between himself, the Comm...
the largest, educational facilities in Bermuda.
It has come a long way since Mrs. Louise Jackson started the school in 1953 in one room with 40 students.
Forty years later, the Jackson School takes up three floors of the Burnaby Arcade and boasts ove...
One of Ireland's top statesmen in recent years, Dr. Patrick Hillery, was making his first visit to Bermuda this week.
Dr. Hillery, President of the Irish Republic between 1976 and 1990 was special guest at gala banquet for the 1993 Corporate Golf Tou...
issue of AIDS to the forefront in Bermuda. That is where it belongs. Well informed people who are involved in combating AIDS feel that the killer is a great threat to the whole of the Island. The truth, no matter how much we might dislike it, is that...
$200,000.
The figure was revealed to The Royal Gazette by a Government spokesman, who did not wish to be named.
Problems with the 100-year-old building were uncovered more than seven weeks ago during routine roof patching.
It was found the wooden and...
private sector has worried creators of the National Drug Commission.
There was "a potential for conflict of interest'', because the Commission was hoping to go after private money as well, interim steering committee chairman Mr. Alastair Macdonald sa...