St. George's Harbour yesterday, nearly two years after they waved him off at the start of his solo voyage.
Wearing a Bermuda cap and clutching a celebratory bottle of beer, the Chicago grandfather told his small, rain-sodden welcoming committee: "The...
year's offering by Theatre Associates.
A Night of Spirituals: The Homecoming, which opens today at City Hall for a three-night run, focuses on the problems of maintaining an inner-city community church that is surrounded by poverty and violence.
Marv...
last year, Education Minister the Hon. Gerald Simons disclosed yesterday.
A total of 508 students have applied for some of the $1.4 million allocated in the education budget for Bermudians studying abroad, compared with 463 last year.
"Each year the ...
AIDS through Punch and Judy-style humour.
It will form a key plank in health education for the Island's primary schoolchildren.
One of its main objects is to encourage an upbeat approach to the killer disease.
And it is also designed to dispel myths ...
Institute and Warwick Academy could be considered "culturally biased'' if they are allowed to make up their own entrance exams, as proposed.
Mrs. Askia was referring to a proposal which, if accepted, will see the abolition of the controversial 11-Plu...
committee looking into problems with young people at the Hamilton bus terminal. It has been suggested that school prefects form small supervisory teams in response to problems at the Washington Street terminal which have sparked complaints from shopk...
Bermuda's prison officers and called on the Health and Social Services Minister to stop "looking for the head'' of his commissioner of Prisons.
"In the Westminster system of democracy it is not civil servants who pay the price for errors -- it is the...
voluntary entrance exams into Berkeley Institute or Warwick Academy should have community input. While welcoming the proposal, which if accepted will mean the abolition of the controversial 11-plus exam, NLP member Ms Cheryl Pooley said: "I don't thi...
$50,000 a year in the war on drugs.
Businesses Against Drugs (BAD) has been given charitable status by the Charity Commissioners.
It will raise funds for the LISTEN and WINNER drug prevention programmes, and act as their official trustees.
The progra...
problem-plagued bus depot.
The idea has been put forward by a special Cabinet committee probing rowdiness among youngsters at the terminal.
It is believed senior pupils hold the key, rather than more Police patrols.
The Department of Education will n...
