surprised by Government's plan to delay school restructuring.
She was responding to Education Minister the Hon. Gerald Simons' announcement that changes to the public school system will not begin until 1996. Reforms were originally scheduled to begin...
that few organisations will ever attain -- 75 continuous years of service to humankind.
Dedicated to helping both the local and international communities without regard to politics, religion, race or the personal interests of their members, Lion Club...
retired this month as Secretary to the Cabinet, the most powerful post in the Civil Service.
The Public Service Commission will be vetting a list of candidates almost certain to be drawn from the ranks of Civil Servants.
Top contenders include Financ...
system completely reformed.
This was the view of National PTA president Mrs. Marian Askia yesterday after learning that Government's restructuring plans will not be fully implemented until 2002.
Education Minister the Hon. Gerald Simons announced the...
It promises to be one of Bermuda's most memorable political comebacks.
When Government backbencher the Hon. John Stubbs returns to Parliament for today's Budget debate he is likely to receive a hero's welcome.
For once colleagues and foes will be hap...
mix-up.
They admitted they had given the wrong temperature reading to The Royal Gazette .
"It was our error. We did in fact make a mistake,'' accepted Chief Bill Kluff, of United States Naval Oceanography Command Facility.
Under the scheme, several h...
a Progressive Labour Party rally heard last night.
Dr. Ewart Brown, PLP candidate for Warwick West, said he felt a pent-up frustration among Bermudians.
And often the first response was to strike out at those nearest, before reaching out for help.
Dr...
year 2002, Education Minister the Hon. Gerald Simons announced yesterday.
At a press conference, attended by the Premier, education officials and other Government Ministers, Mr. Simons revealed a new schedule and plans for education reforms.
The new ...
year -- and improve its quality of service.
The gauntlet was thrown down by Canadian tourism expert Ms Susan Dowler on Monday.
She told how she had put a fresh gloss on tourism in Alberta and Ontario with a special programme.
And the emphasis had bee...
negative influences.
The message came from Health and Social Services Minister the Hon. Quinton Edness who used the conference's theme, "Free Your Mind, and the Rest Will Follow'', in his opening remarks.
Mr. Edness pointed out that teens today have ...
