running.
Compared with the same period in 1991, the week to December 6 this year showed a 2.6 percent increase in air visitor arrivals.
Every week since mid-October has been an improvement on last year.
But the total number of visitors arriving by ai...
means of raising much-needed cash for operational costs.
And revenue could also be boosted by launching a recruitment drive for international students.
That was the message from the College's new president, Dr. George Cook, when he spoke at a Hamilto...
A man who has lived for five years with the AIDS virus has spoken out publicly about his condition in the hope that his action will improve local attitudes towards fellow Bermudians who have also tested HIV positive.
Mr. James Thatcher, 36, who has s...
support the Island's participation in Child Aid.
The live telephone link, which will be broadcast over a PA system at City Hall, aims to raise awareness of children suffering all over the world because of war.
Child Aid committee member Mr. Glenn Fub...
Institute of Chartered Accountants of Bermuda over the weekend.
Mr. Leonard Aitken, Mrs. Nives (Salini) Filice and Mrs. Samantha Froud have all passed the Uniform Final Examination set by the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants.
In order to e...
Mr. Melvin Leroy Douglas was called to the bar in the Supreme Court. New Zealander Miss Belinda Jane Harvey, who will be working with the law firm of Smith Barnard and Diel, was also admitted.
Mr. Douglas obtained his early education at the Berkeley ...
agency for disabled people, was congratulated by MPs in the House of Assembly on Friday.
They also asked that congratulations be sent to those who organised World AIDS Day on Tuesday and put on events leading up to it.
In praising JOB and the Product...
education reform to help build a public school system that will benefit all students.
Speaking at the school's prize-giving last week, Mr. Butler highlighted goals and activities that were achieved under his leadership.
He said St. George's Secondary...
"This is throwing the gauntlet down. Does he think we're just a little banana republic to come here and talk like this?'' -- Mrs. Lois Browne Evans on the Canadian owner of the Pink Beach hotel.
"This newspaper should be kept for historical purposes....
help to fight neglect and abuse.
And its campaign received the backing of America's powerful Child Welfare League at a meeting this week.
Southern Regional Welfare Co-ordinator for the US organisation, Mr. Mark Riley spoke to Bermudians at the Hamilt...
