Educating motorists to the benefits of always carrying their driver's licence is what is necessary in Bermuda -- not stricter laws, a Government Minister said yesterday.
Acting Transport Minister the Hon. Pamela Gordon said calls by Chief Justice the...
teenagers.
That's the view of Bermudian graduate student Miss Margaret Swift who is no stranger to the AIDS issue and the impact it will have on the world by the year 2000.
Miss Swift, who is set to complete her Masters degree in rehabilitation couns...
battle with cancer on Saturday night at the age of 36. But she leaves behind a message of hope for other sufferers of the disease.
Dr. White of Camp Road in Warwick is survived by her twin children, Sacha and Sergio, her mother Mrs. Marion White, sis...
gain and selfishness, Bermuda's AIDS support group is seeing younger volunteers walk through its door.
And STAR director Mrs. Carolyn Armstrong told The Royal Gazette the group is thrilled.
Mrs. Armstrong said about two years ago a couple of young pe...
The new president of Bermuda College has called for closer links between his institution and international businesses operating on the Island.
Dr. George Cook said it would be in everybody's interests to better train Bermudians so they can fill cruci...
Education Minister "to level'' with parents about education reform plans.
Responding to news that conversion work on designated middle schools will not begin before the end of the year, Miss Smith said: "I hope that we will not have to wait until Aug...
summer will be delayed at least until next year, Education Minister the Hon.
Gerald Simons confirmed yesterday.
The conversion of Sandys Secondary, Warwick Secondary, Whitney Institute, and St. George's Secondary to middle schools was to begin this s...
& Kempe, presents the law firm's legal education awards to, from left, Mr.
Brian Patterson, of the $12,000 scholarship, and $3,000 bursary recipients Miss Jo-Dina Pearman and Miss Kim Wilson. Bursary winners Venous Telford and Tracy Brentano were not...
vomiting and think that you have a flu bug or virus that is going around. That might not be the case. It could be food poisoning.
People often blame food poisoning on food that was eaten at a restaurant, deli or social function. Little thought is giv...
25th birthday yesterday.
And it toasted the landmark with a pledge: we will continue meeting the needs of Bermudian youngsters.
"We flex and bend to meet the needs of teenagers. We have always done it and will continue to do it,'' said Director Vaugh...
