Famous To Cheer On Sister In Skyport Magic Mile

[Written by Stephen Wright] Sakari Famous will be paying special attention to the annual Skyport Magic Mile at the Flora Duffy Stadium on Saturday, March 4th. The Bermuda high jumper’s younger sister Anaiah Famous-Woolridge will be among the estimated 1,000-plus youngsters competing in the beloved community race. Although Famous will not be able to attend […]
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DeSilva, Regier & Williams Join Centennial Board

Centennial Bermuda Foundation have welcomed three new Board members – Lisa DeSilva, Paul Regier and Dantae Williams — each serving on different committees. A spokesperson said, “Centennial Bermuda Foundation welcomes three new Board members, each serving on different committees. Centennial, a private philanthropic organisation that funds a wide range of non-profit initiatives and scholarships has appointed: […]
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$700,000 For Mangrove Bay Health Clinic

$700,000 of capital funding is provided for for the “Mangrove Bay Clinic renovation” which “will provide high-quality healthcare services for the community in the island’s west end” and “preparation will be undertaken in 2023/24 so that construction can commence early in 2024/25,” Minister of Health Kim Wilson said. Speaking at this week’s press conference, Minister […]
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Health Minister: $155M In Funding For Hospital

The budget for the 2023/2024 financial year includes $155,158,762 in funding for the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital and Mid-Atlantic Wellness Institute, Minister of Health Kim Wilson said. Speaking at today’s [Feb 22] press conference, Minister Wilson said, “The budget of one hundred and ninety-nine million, two hundred and forty thousand, one hundred and six […]
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Road Closure To Facilitate Cable-Pulling Work

A “cable-pulling operation” commencing on Thursday [Feb 23] will “result in a road closure for Store Hill Road to be continued by a single-lane closure for Middle Road after that.” A spokesperson said, “Motorists are advised of BELCO cable-pulling operation commencing on Thursday, 23 February, on Store Hill Road at North Shore Road junction. “The […]
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Official Govt & Legal Notices For Feb 22 2023

The official Government and Legal notices for today [Feb 22] include notice of intended marriages. Maritime Marriage Notice: Jeffrey Hatch & Lynn Cleaver Notice Type: Legal Notice Notice Sub Type: Notice of Intended Marriage [Maritime] Notice ID: LN0073/2023 Public Authorities / Department: Registry General Publication date: 22 February 2023 The Maritime Marriage Act, 1999 Notice of Intended […]
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BTA Launches New Digital Platform ‘BTA+’

The Bermuda Tourism Authority [BTA]  is launching BTA+, a “digital learning management platform that delivers industry-related training and educational lessons online. ” A spokesperson said, “The goal of the digital hub is to provide tourism/hospitality education and training in one location. BTA+ is the first learning platform of its kind for Bermuda’s tourism and hospitality […]
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WMRT Announce Bermuda Gold Cup In 2023

The World Match Racing Tour [WMRT] announced their 2023 sailing schedule, which the organisation said includes the Bermuda Gold Cup in October. The spokesperson said, “The World Match Racing Tour [WMRT] today announced its 2023 world championship season with a fifteen-event schedule across ten countries, including the return of founding Tour events – the Congressional […]
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UK Parliament: Q&A On Spy Balloons & Airspace

“The UK has a credible cross-domain, multi-layered capability to counter any threat to UK airspace,” the British Minister for the Armed Forces said in response to a question about the UK’s ability to handle spy balloons which enter the UK or Overseas Territories airspace. During the British Parliament’s session yesterday [Feb 21] , Shadow Minister Transport […]
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Dr Chris Fosker Earns UTDRO Alumni Award

Dr Chris Fosker received the 2022 Alumni Award from the University of Toronto’s Department of Radiation Oncology [UTDRO]. A spokesperson said, “Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre [the Centre] is pleased to announce that one of their oncologists has been recognised internationally for their outstanding work in Bermuda. Dr Chris Fosker, Medical Director and clinical oncologist […]
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Athene Donates $100,000 To Charities In 2022

Athene Life Re Ltd. –  the reinsurance subsidiary of Athene Holding Ltd — donated $100,000 to Bermuda charities in 2022 as “part of Athene’s ongoing commitment to giving back to the community where employees live and work.” A spokesperson said, “The Athene Life Re Charitable Committee’s contributions to over 13 local charities and organizations aligned […]
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2022 Bermuda Digest Of Statistics Released

Today, the Ministry of Economy and Labour released the Bermuda Digest of Statistics 2022 from the Department of Statistics. A Government spokesperson said, “The Digest is structured into ten sections containing tables, analyses, quick facts and charts for each. With over 60 statistical tables, the Digest provides a wealth of data on Bermuda’s demographic, economic […]
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Road Sobriety Checkpoints Start On Thursday

The police  will be conducting road sobriety checkpoints starting this Thursday evening [Feb 23]. A police spokesperson said, “Motorists are advised that the Bermuda Police Service [BPS] will be conducting road sobriety checkpoints in 7 parishes [Hamilton parish, Smith’s parish, Devonshire, Pembroke, Paget, Warwick & Southampton] starting this Thursday evening, 23rd February through Sunday, 26th […]
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Guiding Bermuda Celebrates 104th Anniversary

Guiding Bermuda is celebrating the 104th anniversary of Guiding in Bermuda, with its annual Thinking Day being held. A spokesperson said, “Guiding Bermuda is celebrating its 104th anniversary of Guiding in Bermuda, joining millions of Brownies, Rainbows, Girl Guides, Senior Units, formerly Rangers, and Boy Scouts around the world. “This year marks the first live […]
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‘Dialogue To Expedite The End Of Colonialism’

“Encouraging deeper collaboration and constructive dialogue to expedite the end of colonialism” ensuring the “aspirational needs of small island territories under the purview of the Special Committee on Decolonization are met is a global responsibility,” United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres said. “The concerns of the Territories are varied, and we must ensure their voices are heard […]
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Enstar To Enter Loss Portfolio Transfer

Enstar Group Limited announced that one of its wholly-owned subsidiaries has signed a Loss Portfolio Transfer agreement with RACQ Insurance Limited to reinsure 80% of RACQ’s motor vehicle Compulsory Third Party  insurance liabilities, covering accident years 2021 and prior. A spokesperson said, “Under the reinsurance, which is effective as of July 1, 2022, RACQ will cede […]
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Reminder To Submit Workplace Accident Reports

The Occupational Safety and Health Office is “reminding all employers that the Occupational Safety and Health Regulations 2009 require every employer to submit an annual report of the number of accidents, dangerous occurrences and injuries that occurred at the workplace during the calendar year, January to December.” A Government spokesperson said, “Employers are responsible for […]
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‘Radical Blooms: Female Flora Painters’

In conjunction with Women’s History Month, Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art announced the exhibition ‘Radical Blooms: Female Flora Painters in Bermuda,’ opening in the Mezzanine Gallery on Friday, March 10th with a reception from 5.30pm to 7.00pm. A spokesperson said, “This exhibition will reveal the myriad ways that female artists have depicted nature, and particularly […]
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Meeting To Discuss Managing Canines & Safety

“I am committed to addressing the growing number of canine-related incidents, especially those involving pitbull breeds,” said Minister of Home Affairs Walter Roban, following a recent meeting with canine and animal stakeholders to “discuss and learn how participants and their organizations could contribute to improved management of canines and public safety.” A Government spokesperson said, […]
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Arnold Astwood Dies Following Collision

[Updated] The police have confirmed the death of 50-year-old Arnold Astwood following a collision in Southampton, and said that a “51-year-old-male has been arrested.” A police spokesperson said, “Around 9:45pm on Monday 20th February, Police and other first responders were dispatched to a report of a serious collision on South Road, just west of Horseshoe Road Southampton. […]
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