Construction Begins On $3.8M College Centre

Construction of the new Career Development Centre at Bermuda College has “officially commenced,” with the project — which will include a 3,542 sq. foot addition with a number of state-of-the-art features — made possible thanks to a $3.8 million donation from several Bermuda-based re/insurers. A spokesperson said, “Bermuda College Foundation announced today that construction of the […]

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Bermuda National Library Offers Curbside Pickup

Due to the new regulations in effect following the spike in Covid-19 cases, the Bermuda National Library is now offering curbside order, pickup & go service. A flyer stated, “To order books, main library patrons can call 295-2905, email library@gov.bm or WhatsApp 333-8618; while youth library patrons can call 295-0487 or email youthlib@gov.bm. To see what […]

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Entertainment Union Office Hours Of Operation

The Bermuda Entertainment Union [BEU] is advising the public that its office will be open from 11:00am until 2:00pm on weekdays. A spokesperson said, “The Bermuda Entertainment Union [BEU] wishes to advice the public that our office will be open to accept New Membership Applications and Membership Renewal Dues in preparation for our long anticipated […]

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BAMZ Closed To The Public Until Further Notice

The Bermuda Aquarium, Museum, and Zoo [BAMZ] is closed to the public until further notice. A Government spokesperson said, “In adherence with Government’s policy that all museums be closed due to the current Covid-19 outbreak, the entire Bermuda Aquarium, Museum and Zoo [BAMZ] has closed to the public from Sunday 28th March 2021 until further […]

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Retail Stores 20% Occupancy, Staff Excluded

Following the new restrictions that took effect yesterday [Sunday], the Bermuda Government released a graphic to provide guidance on the regulations for maximum occupancy for retails and grocery stores. The graphic says, “Retail and grocery stores are open with occupancy limited to 20% to achieve appropriate physical distancing of 6ft between customers. In calculating the […]

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Stricter Regulations For Sports, Now At Stage 1

In “light of the new restrictions to curb the current outbreak,” sports is moving to Stage 1 of the Return to Play Guidance effective immediately, which allows for “only non-competitive training,” with guidelines including groups of 10, no contact, 6 feet apart and no fans. A Government spokesperson said, “The Ministry of Youth, Culture and […]

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Court: Temporary Reduction Of Services

In light of the most recent restrictions by the Bermuda Government announced on Saturday [March 27] and “in relation to the significant increase in positive Covid-19 test results, the Courts will be taking temporary protective measures to reduce the community spread of Covid-19.” The full Circular No. 2 follows below [PDF here] As the island […]

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HPWC Postpones Semi-Annual Meeting

The Hamilton Parish Workmen’s Club announced the postponement of its Semi Annual Meeting. A spokesperson said, “This notice is to inform the general membership the Semi Annual Meeting [SAM] of Hamilton Parish Workmen’s Club [HPWC] called for Monday, March 29, 2021 at 6:30pm has been postponed. Pending further details from the Government on indoor gatherings. […]

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Column: ‘We Cannot Afford To Do This Again’

[Opinion column written by OBA Senate Leader Ben Smith] Bermuda, when the Pandemic swept across the planet and changed all of our lives it was understood that our government would have to react quickly to new challenges and changing issues. The blueprint on the actions required to keep our country safe and keeping our economy alive […]

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Armstrong Competes In Winter Championships

Nathan Armstrong officially opened up his Spring Outdoor Track Season at the GSTC East Coast Winter Championships at the Columbia High School. Armstrong ran a solid new personal best time in the 800m, finishing 6th in a time of 1:57.07. Related Stories Morris Concludes In Adidas Championships Armstrong Competes In Meet Of Champions Mendes Competes […]

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Numbers Will Be ‘Staggering, Triple-Digit Likely’

The “numbers will be staggering over the next few days” and “it is likely on Monday that we’ll be reporting triple-digit cases for the first time,” Premier David Burt said. This comes as the island currently has 294 active cases, which is the highest ever for Bermuda so far, with officials announcing 81 new cases on […]

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Bulford-Trott Wins 100M Dash At Invitational

Keturah Bulford-Trott represented Montverde Academy Women’s Track & Field at the Mount Dora Christian Invitational Meet #2 in Florida. Bulford-Trott was clocked at 12.92 winning the heat 2 of the women’s 100m which saw her finish first overall. Related Stories Morris Concludes In Adidas Championships Armstrong Competes In Meet Of Champions Mendes Competes In Provincial […]

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Arrest ‘In Connection With Immigration Matter’

An “individual being sought in connection with an immigration matter was arrested” today, the police have confirmed. A police spokesperson said, “Around 5:30pm today, Sunday 28th March 2021, an individual being sought in connection with an immigration matter was arrested after he was seen in the Parson’s Road, Pembroke, area. “He was handed over to […]

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BELCO Working To Restore Outage In Warwick

BELCO crews are working to restore power outages in Warwick this evening [March 28], the company has confirmed. The company said, “We’re aware of current outages affecting parts of Warwick. Crews are onsite, working hard to restore power to affected areas. Please see http://belcooutages.bm to follow our progress. We appreciate your patience.” Screenshot from the […]

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Govt Services Impacted by New Restrictions

The Cabinet Office provided an update on the government services impacted by the new restrictions put in place due to the current coronavirus outbreak. A spokesperson stated, “Government employees have been asked to work from home, if possible. This mandate impacts the level of service of some customer facing departments. The following is an overview […]

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Bermuda College Transitions To Remote Learning

Bermuda College has announced that it “has transitioned to remote learning and working until further notice, following the recent uptake of Covid cases.” “All students will receive instruction by remote learning, effective Monday, March 29,” a spokesperson said. “The College switchboard will remain open to handle telephone calls; while the College IT Helpdesk, and the […]

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Govt Urges Public To Download WeHealth App

“We recommend everyone download the WeHealth app, which is designed to help slow the spread of Covid-19 by anonymously notifying app users of potential exposure to Covid-19,” the Government said. In an online post, the Bermuda Government said, “If you have not already, we recommend everyone download the WeHealth app, which is designed to help […]

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Nancy Anne Miller’s Poetry Collection Published

Nancy Anne Miller’s ninth poetry collection, titled Latitude, Longitude, has been published by Kelsay Books. A spokesperson said, “Nancy Anne Miller’s ninth poetry collection, Latitude, Longitude, has been published by Kelsay Books. The following comments have been made about the collection by noted Caribbean writers: “The currents of the sea course throughout the poems of […]

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Collision In Warwick, One Transported To KEMH

A two vehicle collision — involving a car and a motorcycle — occurred in Warwick today [March 28] with the male motorcyclist transported to hospital via ambulance after sustaining head and facial injuries, while the female driver of the car was uninjured. A police spokesperson said, “Around 12:00 noon today, Sunday 28th March, 2021, police […]

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Clarien: 20% Capacity, Hour For ‘At Risk’ Clients

In light of an increase in Covid-19 cases, Clarien said that effective Monday [March 29], access will be limited to 20% capacity, temperature checks will be performed before clients enter, and to help minimise potential virus exposure to the most vulnerable population, they will dedicate the hour of 9am – 10am to serve ‘at risk’ […]

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Butterfield Bank Hours Changed To 9am – 2pm

The Bank of Butterfield announced that beginning Monday [March 29], Butterfield Banking Centres will operate on reduced hours and their corporate offices will be temporarily closed until further notice. A spokesperson said, “Butterfield’s Banking Centres in Hamilton [Reid Street], Somerset and St. George’s will all remain open with reduced banking hours of 9:00a.m. – 2:00p.m., Monday […]

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Photos & Video: Pan-Some At Creatives Live

The latest Creatives Live event — a musical midday concert series is aimed at showcasing and supporting Bermuda’s artists – was held on Friday afternoon [March 27] on the steps of City Hall, featuring Pan-Some. Related Stories Creatives Live: CuSh Evans & Brittany Cox Creatives Live Event Featuring The Unit Band Video: Brixx Performs At […]

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City Hall & Galleries Closed To The Public

The administration offices at City Hall, the City Works Depot, and the two art galleries in City Hall will be closed to the public, however “essential City services such as refuse collection and sewage treatment will not be interrupted.” A spokesperson said, “In light of the recent rise in cases of Covid-19 and the Government’s […]

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Document: Amendment For New Regulations

The amendment which relates to the new regulations has been posted online, with the Public Health [Covid-19 Emergency Powers] Amendment [No. 6] Regulations 2021 having an operative date of today [March 28]. The regulations include closure of indoor gyms, cinemas, and museums; retail stores being restricted to 20% of occupancy, indoor dining being prohibited except […]

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Attride-Stirling And Adelphi Earn Multiple Wins

Luke Attride-Stirling and his Adelphi University Men’s Tennis teammates bounced back from their opening day loss, picking up a 7 – 0 win over Saint Michael’s College on the road. Attride-Stirling and Andrew Ray defeated Luke Ramsay and Jack Gunning 6-0 in the Number Three Doubles position. Attride-Stirling then took to the court in the […]

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Video: Sunday March 28th ‘Good News’ Spotlight

News that Future Leaders partnered with HSCM Bermuda, Amelia Oatley and Lauren Pereira were called to the Bermuda Bar, and Kraft Cares raised $5,100 for the Coalition for the Protection of Children were all some of the positive news stories from the past week. In additional good news, Pembroke Rotary Club donated laptops for foster children, the […]

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AM Best Upgrades Athene Issuer Credit Ratings

AM Best has upgraded the Long-Term Issuer Credit Rating  to “bbb+” from “bbb”, the existing Long-Term Issue Credit Ratings and the indicative Long-Term IRs of Athene Holding Ltd. Concurrently, AM Best has upgraded the Long-Term ICRs to “a+” from “a” and affirmed the Financial Strength Rating [FSR] of A [Excellent] of its insurance subsidiaries. The […]

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New Regulations In Effect At 6am On Sunday

A number of new regulations will take effect at 6am on Sunday, March 28th, including the closure of indoor gyms, cinemas, and museums; retail stores being restricted to 20% of occupancy, and indoor dining being prohibited except for hotels who are restricted to hotel guests only. In addition, churches, save for funerals, will be closed to […]

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NSC Complex Closed Due To Case Of Covid-19

The National Sports Centre complex “will be closed effective immediately due to a case of Covid-19 being confirmed with one of the part time employees.” Craig Tyrrell, SVP Operations, stated “This is being done out of abundance of caution, as a number of other employees have been identified as close contacts. “Due to the impact […]

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BF&M Office Closed To Walk-In Customers

BF&M is closing its Bermuda offices to walk-in customers from Monday, March 29th, until further notice. A spokesperson said, “In light of the latest developments and in support of the Bermuda Government’s efforts to limit the transmission of Covid-19 and its variants, BF&M is closing its Bermuda offices to walk-in customers from Monday, March 29th, […]

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Traffic Diverted Due To Collision In Smith’s

Police are advising that due to a road traffic collision involving a pedal cycle and a motorcycle there are traffic diversions in Smiths. At approximately 6.15pm today, a police spokesperson said, “Please be advised that due to a road traffic collision involving a pedal cycle and a motorcycle near Jennings Road on the North Shore […]

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