hangs over the summer school programme.
And it could still mean action will be taken against the cuts if the threatened closure of summer programmes goes ahead.
The Parent Teachers Association says it will fight the closures, although it has backed d...
mercilessly violate woman and children.'' -- Health and Social Services Minister the Hon. Quinton Edness "Any deviant behaviour that does not fit the norm is castigated before people try to understand it.'' -- Mrs. Lois Browne Evans (PLP) "This kin...
Assembly yesterday.
But many Opposition MPs felt the proposed legislation did not go far enough.
And they called for treatment programmes to be brought in as soon as possible, and improved education about sex abuse.
Some, too, demanded a clampdown on...
drug into Bermuda was yesterday sentenced to four years in prison.
Edwin Santiago, 20, of New York City, pleaded guilty in Supreme Court to importing 58.34 grams of the drug last year.
Santiago, who is unemployed, was stopped and searched by Customs ...
black male students wants to get black men into school classrooms.
The group, called One Hundred Black Men Plus, wants volunteers from all sectors of the community.
Organiser Mr. Llewellyn Simmons revealed plans last night at a Forum on Youth Violenc...
throughout the season will be at their most inspired for Sunday's eighth annual Denton Hurdle Memorial match at National Sports Club (3 p.m.).
The contest features Teachers against a pick of the rest of the clubs that make up rugby union in Bermuda, ...
women, urging them to revolutionise Bermuda.
In a dynamic speech, she tore into men and accused them of making a hash of running the Country.
It was time for women to get involved in politics and grab the reins of power, she declared.
"Being a woman ...
Bermuda's schoolchildren as their contribution to Education Month. Every Thursday throughout this month The Royal Gazette in conjunction with the Department of Education, will present a full page of children's compositions and illustrations.
It was a...
religious persecution and violation of human rights can be. She barely escaped with her life from war-torn Liberia, where a civil war between tribes has ripped apart the country she loves so deeply.
Before her forced departure, Miss Jennings had devo...
an evocative theme for a major book which is to be published in Britain this summer.
Mrs. Ann Davidson, who for the past 10 years or so has spent her winters in Bermuda, will cut short her annual Island visit this year in order to take part in the pr...
