Outerbridge Competes In FPU Race Series

Ryan Outerbridge competed in the final race of the Franklin Pierce University [FPU] COVID 19 Race Series. The FPU Cross Country Series final race saw Outerbridge compete over the 8,000m distance. Outerbridge was clocked across the line in a time of 26:41.77, Wondo Summa clocked the fastest time of 25:12.20, Riley Fenoff was second clocking […]

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Nesbeth, Florida State Advance To Semi-Finals

Leilanni Nesbeth and her Florida State Women’s Soccer teammates began the ACC Tournament against eighth-seeded Notre Dame. Nesbeth and her teammates entered the 2020 ACC Tournament as the No. 1 seed after finishing the regular season without a loss or a tie for the first time in program history. Florida State earned their seventh shutout […]

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Conyers ‘Covid Gap Year’ Student Interns

Conyers announced the five students who have been selected to be a part of its ‘Gap Year Student’ Internship Programme; Iannah Caines, Cree Dunn, Spencer Johnson, Micah Richardson, and Jesse Washington joined Conyers in October. The firm decided to offer the student internship programme as a way to assist recent high school graduates or university […]

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Karting: Barnes Featured In Winning Design

The World Karting Association [WKA] recently held a ‘Design The Tech Manual Cover’ contest, which saw WKA racer Elizabeth Phillips win the competition after submitting a graphic of a racer that resembles the island’s Scott Barnes, with the word “Bermuda” visible across his helmet. The World Karting Association said, “In yet another way to involve […]

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Column: Get Govt Finances & Reporting In Order

[Opinion column written by Karen Hodgkins] It seems that the cycle of qualified reports of Government departments never ends. Government Auditor General after Auditor General continues to tell the same story. Lack of reporting of funds spent by the government and where the money went. How can we trust the current Government with our taxes, […]

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Official Govt & Legal Notices For Nov 10 2020

The official Government and Legal notices for today [Nov 10] include notice of labour dispute and large group exemption. Notice Of Declaration Of Labour Dispute Notice Type: Government Notice Notice Sub Type: Notice of Labour Dispute Notice ID: GN1018/2020 Public Authorities / Department: Ministry Level Publication Date: 10 November 2020 Gazette Extraordinary Published By Authority […]

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‘Aim To Table A Bill To Establish Living Wage’

“The Government will review the recommendations and considerations with an aim to table in Parliament a wage bill that will establish a statutory minimum wage and a national living wage,” Minister of Labour Jason Hayward said. Speaking at today’s [Nov 10] press conference, Minister Hayward said, “The Employment [Wage Commission] Act 2019 came into effect […]

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‘Green Initiatives’ For City’s Wastewater

The City of Hamilton said they have “started a number of green initiatives to improve the performance of the Hamilton wastewater network, with a goal to reduce pumping energy expenditures within the system.” A spokesperson said, “The current system is comprised of sixteen large wastewater pumps, the energy costs of which can easily fall within […]

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Chamber To Launch ‘Virtual Christmas Market’

The Bermuda Chamber Of Commerce announced the launch of a ‘Virtual Christmas Market,’ with the online market to run from November 16th to December 23rd. A spokesperson said, “The Bermuda Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce the launch of the first annual Virtual Christmas Market for the 2020 holiday season. “With support from Butterfield […]

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Covid-19: Over 50 Million Cases Worldwide

With the Covid-19 pandemic continuing to affect countries around the globe, the number of confirmed cases worldwide has now surpassed 50 million, with over 1,263,000 deaths worldwide, and the United States continuing to have the most confirmed cases and deaths in the world. A CNN story said, “Drugmaker Pfizer said Monday an early look at […]

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Donation Made To PGA Event Volunteers

MP Zane DeSilva made a donation to 19 young Bermudians who assisted with the valet parking at the recently held PGA Golf Tournament, saying he appreciated their “long hours and relentless dedication.” A spokesperson said, “Zane DeSilva, Member of Parliament for Constituency 29 Southampton East, made a donation to young men and women who acted […]

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Restaurant Weeks To Focus On Local Produce

Locally caught and harvested food will be the focus of Restaurant Weeks’ 10th anniversary, with restaurateurs urged “to create Bermuda-inspired menus and are particularly encouraged to focus on five local food-harvest areas: lobster, lionfish, goat cheese, honey and locally grown produce.” A BTA spokesperson said, “The island’s food-harvest heroes will star in the 10th anniversary […]

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Mikaela Pearman To Host Women’s Masterclass

Mikaela Ian Pearman is getting set to host a complimentary masterclass on Thursday [Nov 12] at 8.00pm titled ‘Stop Saying Yes to the BS,’ aiming to work “exclusively with women to help their build their confidence.” A spokesperson said, “Women are more likely to believe they aren’t qualified for a job, a promotion or to […]

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Bermuda Sloop Foundation Thanks Dill Family

The Bermuda Sloop Foundation [BSF] is expressing its gratitude to the Dill family for “the multiple generous donations the organization has received in memory of the late Nicholas Bayard Dill Jr.” A spokesperson said, “The Bermuda Sloop Foundation [BSF] would like to extend its sincere gratitude to the Dill family, in honour of the late […]

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Highlighting Endeavour Maritime Participants

[Written by Robyn Bardgett] The Endeavour Maritime Career Springboard programme in partnership with the Bermuda College Division of Professional & Career Education is a 7-week training course for Bermudian youth 16 and older to discover the vast career possibilities available in the maritime industry both in Bermuda and abroad. Despite the Covid-19 pandemic, many of […]

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Burglary At Beauty Salon, Glass Smashed

The front glass of a beauty salon was smashed and the entrance ransacked, with several items stolen during a burglary, the police have confirmed. A police spokesperson said, “At 08:30 a.m. on Friday 06-Nov-2020, Police attended Exclusive Beauty, Pembroke in response to a burglary report. “Officers were informed that the premises were secured at 10:00 […]

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Hamilton Rotary Club To Host Concert Fundraiser

As part of their efforts to help those hit hardest by the Covid-19 pandemic, the Hamilton Rotary Club will be holding a mini concert fundraiser which will be televised live from Snorkel Park, Dockyard on Friday, November 27th. A spokesperson said, “The Hamilton Rotary Club is calling on Bermuda to shine and support Community Aid […]

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Record-Breaking 29th Storm Of Season Forms

Subtropical Storm Theta has developed in the Atlantic, and while not posing a threat to Bermuda, it has broken a record by becoming the 29th named storm of the 2020 Atlantic hurricane season. “This breaks the single season record for the most named storms previously held by the 2005 Hurricane Season,” the U.S. National Hurricane Centre […]

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Outlier Offers Private Jet Flights To Bermuda

Outlier Jets have launched a new private jet offering to Bermuda in collaboration with Rosewood Bermuda, with prices for round trip private jet transportation from major U.S. cities to Bermuda starting at $19,500. The company said, “Outlier Jets, a leading private aviation company offering individuals and corporations access to private aircraft through the Outlier Jet […]

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MarketPlace Remembrance Day Store Hours

MarketPlace provided information about their opening hours during the Remembrance Day Holiday, with their graphic stating that their Shelly Bay, Heron Bay, Modern Mart, and Pricerite Warwick stores will be open from 8.00am to 6.00pm. Related Stories BSX Closed For Remembrance Day Holiday RUBiS Remembrance Day Holiday Hours Remembrance Day Holiday Garbage Collection Remembrance Day […]

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Govt To Loan Redundancy Money To Workers

The Government will step in to assist Fairmont Southampton workers who are waiting for their redundancy payments, making “loans to employees equal to amounts due to them in redundancy, which will require repayment once sums are paid by Gencom.” This was announced by Finance Minister Curtis Dickinson today, with the Minister saying “it is clear that […]

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Post Office: Expect Mail Delays To/From UK

Mail to and from the United Kingdom will be affected “due to the UK’s COVID-19 border closure,” the Bermuda Post Office has advised, with  mail delays expected to “last until the beginning of December 2020 or until the UK borders reopen.” A Government spokesperson said, “The Bermuda Post Office [BPO] is advising that mail to and […]

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Aliana King Featured In L’Oréal’s Sanoflore

Bermudian model Aliana King has been featured in a campaign by Sanoflore Laboratoire Bio, a French brand of organic cosmetics owned by L’Oreal. This is not the first time that the model has been featured on behalf of a major beauty brand, with Ms. King previously appearing in a number of campaigns, including for Aveda, […]

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Official Govt & Legal Notices For Nov 9 2020

The official Government and Legal notices for today [Nov 9] include acting appointments, cancellation of registration, and liquor licensing. Acting Appointment: Director, Department Of Libraries And Archives Notice Type: Government Notice Notice Sub Type: Acting Appointments Notice ID: GN1014/2020 Public Authorities / Department: Cabinet Headquarters Publication date: 09 November 2020 Patrice A. Carvell, Collection Management […]

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Survey: 76% Satisfied With Government

According to a recent survey by Narrative Research Bermuda, 76% of those polled expressed being satisfied with Government’s performance. A spokesperson said, “Although satisfaction with the Government declined slightly from the record high enjoyed in June, satisfaction remains among the highest it has been in more than 20 years of Narrative Research Bermuda’s polling. “Currently, […]

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BNAA Pay Tribute To Clevonte Lodge-Bean

The Bermuda National Athletics Association has paid tribute to Clevonte Lodge-Bean, a talented young athlete who passed away following a collision in Sandys yesterday. BNAA President Donna Raynor said, “On behalf of the Bermuda National Athletics Association we would like to offer our sincere condolences to the family, friends and our athletic family for the […]

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Police Identify Victim As Clevonte Lodge-Bean

Police have named the victim in the recent fatal road traffic collision as Clevonte Lodge-Bean. A police spokesperson said, “The Bermuda Police Service [BPS], can now identify the victim in the most recent fatal road traffic collision as, Clevonte Lodge-Bean. “Mr. Lodge-Bean succumbed to injuries sustained in a two vehicle collision, which occurred on Somerset […]

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Live Video: Premier Burt & Finance Minister

Premier David Burt and Minister of Finance Curtis Dickinson are holding a joint press conference this afternoon [Nov 9], and we will have additional coverage later on and in the meantime the live video is below. Related Stories Video: Minister Roban On Renewable Energy Video: Minister On Large Group Gatherings Video: OBA Release Election Platform […]

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‘Cautiously Optimistic’ About Pfizer Vaccine Trial

Pfizer and BioNTech today [Nov 9] announced that data gathered thus far from its potential coronavirus vaccine indicates that it is more than 90% effective, prompting experts to say while much remains to be seen, there is reason to be ‘cautiously optimistic.’ “Today is a great day for science and humanity. The first set of […]

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Bill To Create Bermuda National Digital Bank

The Legislature will be considering Bills to “create the Bermuda National Digital Bank, to reform banking laws and regulations, and to establish a Bermuda base interest rate.” This was one of the initiatives included in the 2020 Throne Speech, which said, “During this Session, the Legislature will be invited to consider Bills to create the Bermuda […]

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Burgess Replaces Commissiong On Board

A recent listing in the Government’s official notices states that Derrick Burgess is the Chairman of the Parole Board, which is a change from the notice issued earlier this year which had Rolfe Commissiong listed as the Chairman. November 2020 The official notices on November 4th said the ”Minister of National Security is pleased to make […]

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Covid-19: 2,235 Test Results, Five Positive

There were 2,235 test results received and five were positive for Covid-19, with all five new cases classified as imported, with residents and visitors flying in from Miami and Toronto. A Government spokesperson said, “There were 2235 test results received by the Ministry of Health from 6-8 November, and five were positive for COVID-19. “These […]

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Column: Innovative Approach, Collaborative Spirit

[Opinion column written by Glenn Fubler] During the opening of the Bermuda High School for Girls’ Innovation Centre on Sunday, November 1, Mariette Savoie, the chairwoman of the school, said, “From the beginning, our vision was that this space would be shared with young people across Bermuda.” She went on to say, “I look forward […]

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Lecture: “Pushing The Boundaries Of Freedom”

The National Museum of Bermuda [NMB] will be hosting a free Zoom lecture “Pushing the Boundaries of Freedom” presented by Dr. Kristy Warren on Wednesday, November 18th at 5:30pm. “Dr. Warren is a Bermudian scholar who resides in the UK and is working with the University of Leicester, School of History, Politics and International Relations, Post-Doctorate,” […]

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BRSC To Launch Designated Driver Campaign

“As the holiday season is drawing upon us, the Road Safety Council wants to reiterate our message of don’t drink and drive,” BRSC Chairman Dennis Lister said, adding that ”this month will see the launch of our annual designated driver campaign.” Mr Lister said, “In light of recent events, the Bermuda Road Safety Council would like to […]

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