The Department of Marine and Ports Services advises the public that ferry service is suspended on the Orange, St. George’s Route, effective Monday, 8 August. The Department will suspend service while the Department of Works and Engineering installs the bow loading ramp at Hunters Wharf, St. George’s. The Department apologies for the interruption of the […]Read More
On his first attempt in the Alexander Stadium in Birmingham, JahNhai Perinchief got his Commonwealth Games off to a flying start with a leap of 16.92m, which landed him a Bronze Medal and Bermuda’s second Medal of the Games. Perinchief landed over 16 meters in all but one attempt on the day, he reached 16.55m […]Read More
“It is critically important that we preserve the traditions and culture of our Native American ancestors, such as the Pow Wow, to remind all of Bermuda of this poignant and prominent part of our history,” said the Hon. Wayne Furbert JP, MP at the unveiling of the Post Office’s Commemorative Stamp collection honouring the 20th Anniversary […]Read More
On Sunday the 7th August the BPBA will host the round the island powerboat race The day commences with junior races at Ferry Reach at 10:30 Next there will be a Jet ski race commencing at 12:30. We have 5 jet skis registered so far but hope this number will increase as we get closer. […]Read More
Has Economy and Labour Minister Jason Hayward taken steps to action his promises of the elimination of excessive waiting times on passports? The Government’s inefficiencies are depriving Bermudians of the fundamental right to freedom of movement as promised in the constitution. On July 1, he promised additional staff at the Department of Immigration to clear […]Read More
BFIS CG Insurance Scholarship Awarded Giovanni Hollis, a Bermudian college student, has been awarded the 2022 BFIS CG Insurance Alan Peacock Scholarship valued at USD $25,000 for two academic years, totalling USD $50,000. Mr. Hollis is currently a junior at Northeastern University, pursuing an Industrial Engineering major and a double minor in Healthcare Systems Operations […]Read More
The City of Hamilton congratulates Town Crier Ed Christopher on his recent success in an overseas Town Crier Competition. Part of Ed Christopher’s role as Town Crier of the City of Hamilton is to represent Bermuda and the City of Hamilton by participating in Town Crier Competitions all over the world. In his most recent […]Read More
Bermuda Hospitals Board (BHB) has employed 38 students in its Summer Student Programme this year. The 12-week programme provides college and university students an opportunity to gain experience, develop skills, and make important business contacts in their field of interest. Students this year are from a wide range of disciplines and degree programmes both clinical […]Read More
Commissioner of Police Darrin Simons wishes to take this opportunity to thank those members of the public who bravely stepped forward to assist police officers during an incident on Front Street in which an officer was bitten by a dog. The officer was bitten only after the dog’s owner commanded it to attack. That officer […]Read More
The winner of the Department of Culture’s 2022 Emancipation Youth Creativity Competition is Zen Marley Mello, a 17-year-old CedarBridge Academy student, who won a $100 gift certificate for his submission of a video featuring an animated poem entitled “Never Bound.” Those who participated in the contest were asked to submit poems, videos, artwork or other […]Read More