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Minister Weeks Praises Graduates of Substance Abuse Programme
Minister of National Security, the Hon. Michael Weeks, JP, MP, was the featured speaker during the Right Living House graduation ceremony on the 14th September for four men who have successfully completed the programme located at the Co-Ed Facility in St. George’s.
The programme assists those inmates who need help battling substance abuse. The highly structured educational and therapeutic environment requires participants to display responsible, appropriate behaviour at all times.
The Ministry of Social Development and Seniors and the Department of Child and Family Services Presents ‘Nurturing our Nation: Imperfect Parenting Series’
“The Ministry of Social Development and Seniors, the Department of Child and Family Services and industry professionals, presents ‘Nurturing our Nation: Imperfect Parenting Series’.” said the Hon. Tinee Furbert, JP, MP, Minister of Social Development and Seniors.
“Beginning this week, Thursday, September 22nd, we will be providing valuable resources and connections to educate families and assist with coping and parenting skills that enable community development.”
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Hurricane Fiona Update
Good evening Bermuda,
With me today is the National Disaster Coordinator, Steve Cosham and the Bermuda Weather Service Deputy Director Michelle Pitcher, who joins us via phone.
Hurricane Fiona continues its track towards the island and is a threat to Bermuda.
Late this afternoon, we convened an Emergency Measures Organisation meeting to get the latest update on Hurricane Fiona.
At this time, I am going to hand it over to Michelle for a weather briefing based on the 3.00 P.M. forecast.
Following her briefing, I will discuss other related matters.
Register for the Bermuda Parish Garden Competition 2022
The Department of Health is reminding the public to register for the Bermuda Parish Garden Competition 2022 with the theme ‘Let’s grow together.’ The categories are School Garden, Community Garden, Non-Traditional Garden, Small Garden and Large Garden.
The registration deadline is September 22 at forms.gov.bm/gardencompetition. The contest will begin on September 23 and ends on November 25.
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