future of the Island's children has been revived, organisers of Saturday's middle school conference said yesterday.
President of the Middle School Association Mr. Dale Butler said "people were overwhelmed'' by American guest speaker Dr. Crystal Kuyke...
Mrs. Geraldine Bean will receive a very personal Mother's Day tribute when she takes her seat in the audience at the Spinning Wheel this Sunday.
For co-producer and director for the latest offering by Gina Spence Productions, A Tribute to Mom, is her...
he leads a series of commissions dealing with the recession and efforts to involve more of the community in decision-making.
He is chairing committees on employment and competitiveness, leading Government talks with the owners of businesses, hotels a...
candidates for the Pembroke West Central constituency which she represents were last night drilled on their views of independence, capital punishment, environment and race relations in Bermuda.
In a two-hour forum, leading up to a UBP primary in that...
the 400 wealthiest Americans. He is also one of the top six executives in the American International Group, which Forbes says is the eighth largest company in America with assets of $70 billion.
And yet, at 75 years old, Fairylands resident Mr. Ernes...
diseases which have been, with the exception of AIDS, with us for centuries, and which can be found in every country in the world. Whilst some of these can be effectively cured or controlled, prevention is the keynote in stopping their spread.
So how...
expected to boost parents' interest and enthusiasm for middle schools this weekend.
Dr. Kuykendall, a former school teacher and guidance counsellor for minority undergraduates and potential high school drop-outs, will be guest speaker at a middle sch...
by Veronica Clarke, who started the Homestead Summer Camp, now called Glimmerview.
The summer camp connection for my daughter, her friend and myself started in the summer of 1980 when she and two college students wanted experience in their chosen fie...
Island's substance abusers, the chairman of the interim committee on drugs said yesterday.
Mr. Alastair Macdonald, who was appointed chairman of the committee on Tuesday, said the Island also needs a residential drug abuse facility to allow people to...
stay in school longer and upgrade their skills to some of the other business that's available.'' -- The Hon. Sir John Sharpe.
Fewer jobs, an aging workforce and more computers.
A new phenomenon hit many Bermudians for the first time in 1991. After ye...
