Warning over some surface cleaners after bacteria found
A government spokesman said that manufacturer Clorox announced a recall on October 25.
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There were mixed emotions for PHC striker Paul Simons as he scored a hat-trick to lead his team to victory over former club X-Road Warriors, who finished the match…
North Village defeated cross-town rivals Dandy Town 2-1 to maintain their unblemished Premier Division record on Sunday.
Both sides entered with identical records of …
The Department of Parks is pleased to work with Bermudian artist Nicky Gurret in displaying an eye-popping art installation at the Crow Lane roundabout in honour of the upcoming Remembrance Day holiday.
Under the theme “Remember Forever”, Ms Gurret’s public exhibit uses the symbolic red poppy to pay tribute to those who died during past and present wars.
To complete her design, she cut out approximately 1,000 plastic bottles from around the Island, including a large donation from Butterfield and Vallis that were painted red and attached to green sticks to resemble poppies.
Somerset Trojans secured their first victory in the Premier Division this season when beating Hamilton Parish for the second time in three days on Saturday ni…