In fact, statistically speaking, one in 50 Bermudian youngsters could slam dunk just as well as Mikey, with a little bit of effort.
Some curious folk -- not to mention Mister Jordan himself -- may wonder where this pearl of sporting wisdom comes from...
ERROR RG P4 10.7.1995 A story in Friday's paper incorrectly stated that Mr. Peter Smith was a retired lawyer. Mr. Smith still works at Mello, Hollis, Jones & Martin.
A former Solicitor General of Bermuda has backed the Independence movement, taking ...
that it would be "politically indecent'' for Government to take Bermuda to Independence before the next general election is called.
The Hon. Sir John Swan said he believed Mr. Wade was growing "desperate'' as he realised his supporters were not heedi...
United Bermuda Party to take Bermuda to Independence before calling a general election, Opposition Leader Mr. Frederick Wade said yesterday.
"It just makes no sense, and it's an insult to Bermudians,'' Mr. Wade told The Royal Gazette .
At a public me...
is looking toward retirement, he said yesterday.
And he confirmed he was selling some of his large stake of shares in car dealer Holmes, Williams & Purvey Ltd.
"At my age, as a plan, one would look to take some of their assets and turn them into cash...
The full text of Bermuda Chamber of Commerce President Mr. Robert Rego's address at the Chamber's annual general meeting last Thursday, June 27.
Bermuda is facing tough and challenging times. There has been little economic recovery and prospects for ...
Armed with a "yes'' vote in the August 15 referendum, a United Bermuda Party Government would do its utmost to bring the Island to Independence before a general election must be held in 1998.
That admission came from three Cabinet Ministers last nigh...
drug crisis.
First, Opposition leader Mr. Frederick Wade attacked it for delaying a House of Assembly debate on an official report on football's problems.
And then he questioned whether a Government response to the report last Friday flouted Parliame...
of Assembly which was reported on in Saturday's newspaper.
Bermuda may not be big enough to withtand telecommunications competition, an MP told the House of Assembly on Friday.
Mr. Walter Lister (PLP), commenting on the recent granting of licences to...
some members at the top of the United Bermuda Party fail to behave in any sensible or straightforward way. Last Monday night's ZBM-TV programme made it very clear to the people that attempts to mislead them are now out in the open.
First of all, the ...
