Premier Pays Tribute To Kenneth Richardson

Premier David Burt today echoed the outpouring of condolences to the family of former Cabinet Secretary Mr. Kenneth Richardson. Premier Burt said, “From the classroom at Howard Academy to the Cabinet Room, Mr. Richardson was the same calming and professional presence. He was the consummate public officer, possessed of a keen intellect and commitment to […]

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Video: Interview With Triathlete Tyler Butterfield

Tyler Butterfield was interviewed by ‘Breakfast with Bob at Challenge Miami,’ with the Bermudian triathlete discussing his training, his family and their athletic accomplishments, Bermuda and more. The video’s description says, “Tyler Butterfield joined us on Breakfast with Bob at Challenge Miami for a pre-race conversation. Always love chatting with Tyler! We talked today about the […]

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Plans To Repair Section Of Harbour Road Wall

The Ministry of Public Works advised of “upcoming plans to repair a 50-foot section of wall located on Harbour Road Paget, east of Highwood Lane and Lovers Lane.” “In the coming weeks, the area in question will undergo remedial repairs to secure the wall section. Meanwhile, the planning and procurement of the necessary equipment and […]

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Government’s List Of Covid Related Contracts

In response to Parliamentary Questions from MP Michael Dunkley in the House of Assembly, Minister of Health Kim Wilson released a list of Covid-19 related contracts undertaken by the Government. The question was, “Will the Honourable Minister please inform this Honourable House about all Covid-19 related contracts undertaken by the Government for the provision of […]

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Parliament: Order Of Business For March 15th

The House of Assembly will be in session again on Monday [March 15] and the only statement scheduled to be delivered is on Social Worker Month 2021, and the budget debate is set to continue. The Order of Business is below [PDF here]: Related Stories Simons On Government’s Accounts Receivables Professional Development For School Educators […]

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Video: Sunday March 14th ‘Good News’ Spotlight

News that Coral Wells was named ‘Woman Of The Year,’ Paul Njoroge facilitated a donation of over $440,000 to Bermuda charities in appreciation for the support he received, Dara Alizadeh qualified for the Tokyo Olympic Games, and Desta Zion Wilson was featured in BBC One’s ‘A Celebration For Commonwealth Day’ programme were all some of […]

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AM Best Revises Argo Group Outlook To Stable

AM Best has revised the outlooks to stable from negative and affirmed the Financial Strength Rating of A- [Excellent] and the Long-Term Issuer Credit Ratings of “a-” of Bermuda-based Argo Re and its subsidiaries. A statement from the ratings agency said, “AM Best also has revised the outlooks to stable from negative and affirmed the […]

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Premier Burt: ‘We Can’t Let Our Guard Down”

“Coronavirus fatigue is real, but we can’t let our guard down,” Premier David Burt said, adding that “it is vital that we follow the simple precautions in place to limit transmission while we continue to immunise our seniors and the vulnerable.” In a series of tweets this evening [March 13], the Premier said, “Coronavirus fatigue […]

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Daylight Saving: Set Clocks Ahead One Hour

Daylight saving time will begin in the early hours of Sunday, March 14, requiring people across the island to set clocks ahead one hour, with most internet-connected devices making the change automatically. Daylight saving time sees clocks adjusted forward one hour near the start of spring and then adjusted back one hour in autumn. Time […]

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Football: Wells, Donawa & Smith Team Results

Teams that include Bermudian footballers Nahki Wells, Justin Donawa, and Jonte Smith were in action in England. Nahki Wells Nahki Wells and his Bristol City team got goals from Kasey Palmer, Antoine Semenyo and Callum O’Dowda secured the three points over Birmingham City. Justin Donawa Justin Donawa was not in the Solihull Moors team that […]

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InsurTech NY Announces Early-Stage Winners

InsurTech NY announced the winners of its 2021 Early-Stage InsurTech Competition at the InsurTech Spring Conference. A spokesperson said, “Winners were selected by judging panels grouped by their background – angel investors, venture capitalists, carrier and brokers, and the Bermuda BDA. The winners received prizes worth $200K in total. Carrier/Broker Prize: Tide Foundation VC Investor […]

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Video: Brixx Performs At Creatives Live! Event

The latest Creatives Live event — a musical midday concert series is aimed at showcasing and supporting Bermuda’s artists – was held on Friday on the steps of City Hall, featuring  CuSh Evans and Brittany Cox. A Government spokesperson previously said, “The local musical midday concert series is aimed at showcasing and supporting Bermuda’s talented artists […]

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Shipping Schedule: Week Starting March 13

The Department of Marine & Ports Services has released the weekly shipping schedule for ship arrivals commencing on Saturday March 13th. On Monday the Oleander container ship is expected, on Wednesday the Somers Isles container ship and the MT Seafriend oil products tanker will arrive, and on Thursday the Bermuda Islander container ship and the […]

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Research Into Bermuda’s Third Sector Released

The Centennial Bermuda Foundation released the findings of preliminary research into Bermuda’s Third Sector, indicating that “organisations want more information to be available so that they can better understand and meet the needs of the community, now and in the future.” A spokesperson said, “The findings of preliminary research into Bermuda’s Third Sector have been […]

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Medeiros & Dowling Help IMG U17 Win

Katelyn Medeiros, Chechulae Dowling, and their IMG Under 17 Premier Division Girls teammates defeated Lakeland Tropics 2-1. The win saw Medeiros, Dowling, and their teammates win their IMG Academy Cup Girls Showcase Group. The IMG team got single strikes from Dana Nadda and Medeiros, with Lexie Cooper picking up an assist. Related Stories Kenni Thompson […]

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COVID-19 Daily Release 12 March 2021

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The Ministry of Health received 552 test results since the last update, and three (3) were positive for COVID-19. The first new case is classified as imported by a resident who arrived on American Airlines AA 308 from Miami on 2 March 2021 and tested positive on their day 8 test. The second new case is classified as local transmission with known contact as they are associated with known cases. The third new case is classified as under investigation. This case is a resident with no currently identified link to other known cases or history of travel in the past 14 days.

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Covid-19: 552 Test Results Received, 3 Positive

The Ministry received 552 test results and three were positive for Covid-19  — one imported, one local transmission with known contact and one under investigation — so the island currently has 31 active cases. A Government spokesperson said, “The Ministry of Health received 552 test results since the last update, and three [3] were positive for COVID-19. […]

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Official Govt & Legal Notices For March 12 2021

The official Government and Legal notices for today [March 12] include appointments, large group exemption and notice of intended marriages. Appointments Bermuda Civil Aviation Authority Notice Type: Government Notice Notice Sub Type: Appointments Notice ID: GN0236/2021 Public Authorities / Department: Ministry Level Publication Date: 12 March 2021 The Minister of Transport is pleased to make […]

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Court: Damien Swan Jailed In UK For Assault

Damien Swan has been jailed in the United Kingdom for an assault on a former professional footballer as well as an incident in which he apparently allowed dogs to attack workers, according to multiple British media outlets. The BBC reported, “A man who split ex-footballer Gary McAllister’s lip in a ‘nasty’ attack in a popular nightspot has been […]

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BEST Applauds Minister Roban’s Statement

The Bermuda Environmental Sustainability Taskforce said they applaud Minister of Home Affairs Walter Roban’s statement regarding the elimination of single-use plastics in Bermuda. A spokesperson said, “Bermuda Environmental Sustainability Taskforce [BEST] applauds the Minister of Home Affairs, The Hon. Walter Roban’s statement in the House on 5 March, 2021 regarding the elimination of single-use plastics in […]

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BEU Extends Condolences To Burgess Family

The Bermuda Entertainment Union expressed their condolences to the family of Quinton ‘Tiny’ Burgess. A spokesperson said, “The Bermuda Entertainment Union are very saddened by the loss of Quinton ‘Tiny’ Burgess, a Giant of a man in the Entertainment Industry. “He played in numerous local bands, most notably, for many years with The Joe Wiley […]

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Simons On Government’s Accounts Receivables

“Government has failed to tackle its receivables in an expeditious manner, which has had a dramatic impact on the level of debt that the country carries today,” Opposition Leader and Shadow Minister of Finance Cole Simons said today. Mr Simons said, “While Bermuda is literally limping along financially, we were recently made aware through Parliamentary […]

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BPS Aware Of Messages Regarding Paedophile

“The Bermuda Police Service [BPS] is aware of social media messages currently circulating regarding a paedophile frequenting the Fort Hamilton area, which includes a description of the individual,” Assistant Commissioner of Police Antoine Daniels said. “The BPS is also aware of the individual in question, but cautions members of the public against sending such messages […]

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Teachers Union Pay Tribute To Dr. Christopher

The Bermuda Union of Teachers paid tribute to Dr. Joseph Christopher, saying that “his recent passing represents a significant loss to the education fraternity in Bermuda.” A spokesperson said, “With heavy hearts, the Bermuda Union of Teachers today reflects on the life of Dr. Joseph Christopher. His recent passing represents a significant loss to the […]

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