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| In a filing with the Bermuda Stock Exchange, The Bank of N.T. Butterfield & Son Limited advised that during the month of November 2020, the Bank repurchased for cancellation 83,900 Common Shares at an average price of $ 31.49 per share. Related Stories Butterfield Announces Registered Offering Butterfield Completes Acquisition Of GTS Butterfield Bank Advises […]
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| December 2 saw 10,000 shares trade on the Bermuda Stock Exchange, valued at $39,100.00 BD. 10,000 shares were traded by Argus Group Holdings Ltd, closing even at $3.91 per share. The BSX finished at 2,144.69, even on the day. There were 0 advances, 0 declines, and 62 remained unchanged. The full report for the day […]
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Bermuda’s Chief Medical Officer (CMO), Dr. Ayoola Oyinloye has today directed that all teachers, students and staff be excluded from school for the rest of this week.
Good afternoon.
The Salvation Army has been active in Bermuda since 1896 when Adjutant Lutie Desbrisay first unfurled the Army flag. Over the last 124 years, their presence on the island has grown to many subdivisions and an extensive social services network which provide:
• Meals for the Hungry;
• Groceries for those in need;
• a Thrift Store; and
• Fellowship to seniors.
Without a doubt, the Salvation Army has been an essential beacon of light in Bermuda.
Good Day Members of the Media,
There were 498 test results received by the Ministry of Health yesterday (1 December 2020), and five were positive for COVID-19.
Two of the new cases (both asymptomatic) are classified as imported with details as follows:
| The Chief Medical Officer has “directed that all students, teachers and staff of Clearwater Middle School be excluded from school from today until and including Friday, 4th December” which “is in response to a potential exposure to Covid-19.” In a letter to the school parents teachers and students, Bermuda’s Chief Medical Officer Dr. Ayoola Oyinloye […]
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| The Government has provided additional information about wearing masks, after announcing that regulations have been amended to introduce fines – $500 for the first offence and $1,000 for the second offence — for “persons not wearing a mask in accordance with the law.” The Minister explained that if a physical distance of 6ft [2 meters] […]
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| Robert Brockman – the business tycoon charged in the largest-ever tax case against a U.S. individual — is “facing progressive dementia that will render him unable to help in his defense, according to a legal filing citing his doctors,” according to report from Bloomberg. According to the initial indictment, Mr Brockman, an American, is accused of using a […]
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| With an aim to expand the way they deliver their news to the community, the Bermuda Broadcasting Company is continuing to live stream their evening news programme online for viewers both on the island and abroad. The live video will begin at 7.00pm, and play to 7.30pm, and then the replay will be available: Related […]
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| Two Salvation Army residential buildings have been remodeled and refurbished, the central building has been repaired, and renovations to the men’s shelter on North Street have been completed, Minister of Public Works Lt/Col David Burch said today. The Minister explained that to date just over $200,000 has been spent – split three ways between Jim Butterfield, […]
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| The official Government and Legal notices for today [Dec 2] include list of proposed planning applications and tribunal procedure. List Of Proposed Planning Applications Advertised On December 02, 2020 Notice Type: Government Notice Notice Sub Type: Notification Of Planning Applications Registered Notice ID: GN1111/2020 Public Authorities / Department: Planning Publication Date: 02 December 2020 Government […]
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| Thursday, December 3 is expected to start sunny, with cloudy spells and possible sprinkles later, with the high to be near 22°C/71°F and the low to be near 18°C/64°F, according to the Bermuda Weather Service. Winds are expected to be north. The relative humidity is expected to be near 64%. Sunrise will be at 7.04am […]
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| The police are seeking the public’s assistance in locating Neko Cann who is “wanted for questioning in relation to a number of criminal matters,” with the police noting he is “not considered dangerous to members of the public, but anyone knowing his whereabouts is urged to contact the police.” A police spokesperson said, “The Bermuda […]
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| There have been five more positive Covid-19 test results, two are imported, two are classified as local transmission with known contact, and one is under investigation. A Government spokesperson said, “There were 498 test results received by the Ministry of Health yesterday [1 December 2020], and five were positive for Covid-19. “Two of the new […]
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| Noting the “recent spike in Covid-19 cases in the Bermuda community,” the City of Hamilton is reminding the public to “adhere to the Covid-19 safety protocols and guidelines as directed by the Bermuda Government.” A spokesperson said, “The City requests all customers coming to reception in City Hall to wear a mask and use the hand […]
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| “There are two matters at play that the OBA finds disturbing,” Cole Simons said in reference to the $11 million cost for Fairmont Southampton worker’s redundancy pay, with the OBA Leader saying that it appears workers signed the agreements but the Government is “either unable or unwilling to secure an agreement” from Gencom to reimburse […]
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| The Bermuda National Gallery will be unveiling a limited edition reproduction of the Magna Carta on Tuesday, December 8. A spokesperson said, “The Bermuda National Gallery will be unveiling a limited edition reproduction of the Magna Carta which has been gifted to the gallery by an anonymous donor to mark 400 years since the first […]
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| Large annual Christmas events in Dockyard have been cancelled due to Covid-19, but a variety of smaller festive attractions are still set to go ahead – with booking in advance advised where possible. West End Development Corporation said that the annual Tree Lighting, Santa’s Workshop, Carols with the Dolphins, and the Festival of Trees competition […]
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| “How we move forward will depend on the actions each of us take over the next two weeks,” Premier David Burt said, adding that “between now and the middle of December will be critical in determining if we are able to continue to move around freely or go backwards and introduce further restrictions on activities.” […]
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| Graphic designers Stephan Johnstone and Anna Dill — the creatives behind award-winning brand SJD World — today announce the launch of their new online shop, a project they say was “years in the making”. Founded 16-years-ago by Mr Johnstone, SJD World’s team have worked to balance their time between servicing clients and designing their own […]
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| “The Government is not looking to quarantine travellers until Day 8,” Health Minister Kim Wilson said, with the Minister adding that it “would be hugely detrimental to our already struggling tourism sector.” The Minister — who was addressing an online petition calling for the extension of the quarantine period for arriving passengers — added that […]
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| Karla Lacey will step down as the Chief Operating Officer at the Bermuda Tourism Authority [BTA] later this month. A spokesperson said, “Karla Lacey will step down from her role as Chief Operating Officer at the Bermuda Tourism Authority [BTA] later this month, after nearly seven years as a founding member of the organisation’s executive. […]
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| Third Point Reinsurance has made donations totaling $325,000 to registered non-profits in Bermuda, the USA and the UK as part of an employee matching initiative. A spokesperson said, “Third Point Reinsurance Ltd. [Third Point Re], a specialty reinsurer, has announced donations totaling $325,000 to registered non-profits in Bermuda, the USA and the UK as part of […]
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| [Join Statement from a number of people] December 2 marks the anniversary of the most challenging chapter of the Bermuda story in the 20th century. That weekend – December 2, 1977 – was an explosive culmination to a decade scarred by violence, including the assassinations of Police Commissioner Duckett and Governor Sharples, concluding with the […]
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| Commercial Bowling League action at the Warwick Lanes saw the league leaders Spare Me defeat Sweet Life 3 – 1, while the Ten Pins defeated the Sunset 3 – 1. The Super Stars defeated the Spinners 3 – 1, while Cool Runnings defeated Who Gives A Split 3 – 1. The Pin Pushers and B.T.C. […]
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| The lone Bermuda Ball Hockey 2020 play-off match at the PCC Hockey Rink saw Spine and Sport shut out Appleby 3 – 0. Scott Brown scored the only first period goal to give Spine and Sport a 1 – 0 lead, neither team scored in the second period leaving the score at 1 – 0 […]
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