and education policies.
The Hon. Sir John Swan said Government had tried to ensure the whole community benefited -- not just segments of it.
And he accused the Progressive Labour Party of failing to back community policies.
"Government will continue ...
of the seas around Bermuda.
Excited scientists are expecting a whole range of species of marine life to be discovered by the Remotely Operated Vehicle (R.O.V.).
It will delve deeper into the ocean more often than any human diver or manned submarine.
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The Bermuda Insurance Institute, which is run by the industry, is regarded as "one of Bermuda's best hidden assets'' according to its director, Mr. Ian Linnegan. The organisation, whose only other full-time employee is administration officer Ms Delma...
face'' to hundreds of Bermudians studying abroad who are registered to vote, the PLP charged yesterday.
The number of registered voters aged 18-25 on the Parliamentary Registrar has swelled to 3,200, with many starting or returning to college early n...
Washington D.C. Mayor Mrs. Sharon Pratt Kelly has declared the day Dennis Rahim Watson Day.
The honour comes as the city celebrates the 30th anniversary of the famous march on Washington.
And yesterday Mr. Watson told The Royal Gazette : "This day be...
state-of-the-art insight into "the last frontier on earth'' in a cross between a science museum and Disneyland. Robin Zuill examines the philosophy and the controversy behind the $10 million project.
"It's a different world down there. It's dark ... ...
the job market after eight years of studies abroad.
Swift has a Master of Science in rehabilitation counselling and wants to be a sex therapist.
Her area of interest is more specialised than most but like many other Bermudians, the 25-year-old has re...
the stigma of illiteracy. By Robin Zuill The Employee Assistance Programme is launching a campaign this month to help fight illiteracy in Bermuda.
While there are no statistics on the rate of illiteracy here, EAP representative Adela Ruberry says th...
They have all gone on to achieve varying degrees of success in both their professional and personal lives but back then, Garrett (Punchy) Dill, David Scraders and twins Richard and Robert Claderon were my heroes. Just as kids today "wanna be like Mik...
in Bermuda was when they closed Tech down because the school was not just another technical school,'' says former student Dennis Hart.
"At one stage, our academic passes, in terms of GCEs, were on par with Berkeley and Warwick Academy. We had some br...
