One of the founders and lead members of the legendary local band the Bermuda Strollers, Ted Ming, passed away on September 8, 2021. TNN’s Trevor Lindsay recently spoke with one of the band’s drummers, Dexter Dillas, who joined the band after they were already an established name both locally and internationally. “ One of the […]Read More
Bermuda College has announced that as a result of a significant number of students who have been required to quarantine, or who have experienced delays in receiving their test results before coming to campus, all classes, except for experiential labs, will move to remote learning, effective Monday, September 13. A College spokesperson said the decision […]Read More
Six trainee servers have successfully completed an intensive Food & Beverage Trainee Programme at Hamilton Princess & Beach Club, receiving certificates and the promise of future work with the hotel. The eight week course for junior servers is an intensive and accelerated Food & Beverage Training Programme in world class restaurant hospitality to Bermudians interested […]Read More
The Department of Parks is advising that due to the high surf conditions, effective immediately and until further notice, the Lifeguard Service has temporarily ceased operations. High surf signs have been erected, and in the interest of safety, members of the public are urged to refrain from entering the ocean until the signs are removed. […]Read More
Information reaching TNN suggests a number of Customs Officers have tested positive for COVID-19. These individuals were reportedly located at the L.F. Wade International Airport and the Hamilton office. It remains unclear as to how many officers tested positive, when TNN approached Government’s DCI service on these claims a spokesperson responded. Thank you for your […]Read More
In light of the recent uptick in positive COVID-19 cases, the Bermuda Police Service (BPS) advises the public to avoid visiting police stations to make reports unless absolutely necessary. Exceptions include victims of abuse attending a police station to make a report or receive assistance and individuals on bail – who are still required to […]Read More
Located on Serpentine Road, where the old Green Lantern restaurant was for decades, lies the island’s newest pizzeria, “ Fire & Slice.” The pizzeria, according to owner Henry Harris, offers customers both individual slices and whole 14 inch pies of New York-style thin crust pizza. Not a pizza lover? Not a problem, as they also […]Read More
Due to the surge in COVID-19 community numbers and increase in inpatient numbers, Bermuda Hospitals Board (BHB) is ceasing visitation of inpatients and long term care residents at KEMH and MWI from Wednesday 8 September and cancelling elective surgeries from today. Maternity, Gosling (children’s) unit, intensive care patients will allow limited visitation by designated individuals. […]Read More
Residents who rely on TNN’s coverage of the issues of the day have begun to question why we have not put important questions to Premier David Burt on many different fronts including the spike in COVID cases; The questions over students and the requirement to wear masks and the trouble on the Labour front to […]Read More
The Ministry of Public Works reminds the public that weather permitting, on Thursday, 9 September, public schools are scheduled to resume and advises road users of lane and road closures impacting traffic flow across the island. The lane closure locations are: Mullet Bay Road near Penno’s Wharf, St. George’s; Harrington Sound Road near Paynter’s Rd, […]Read More
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