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Carol competition prepares for take-off at the airport

This year’s event will feature a winners’ concert Lifting spirits: Young carol singers will serenade passengers at the airport.           ...

BOPP review: More data needed in Government’s ocean plans

An independent review of government's plan for ocean prosperity has been welcomed by both policy makers and fishermen. https://vimeo.com/1032398755?share=copy https://vimeo.com/1032398788?share=copy The review panel was appointed by Home...

Government boosts Eliza DooLittle Society with $25,000 grant

The Eliza Doolittle Society has received a $25,000 financial boost from the government to support its ongoing efforts in combating food insecurity in Bermuda.  Minister...

Premier in U.K. to discuss matters ‘critical’ to the OTs

First top-level meeting between the territories and new Labour government Premier Burt will meet with both political and business leaders in London.          ...

The Azores and Bermuda strengthen bonds over marine matters

Leaders of both countries met to discuss shared challenges, opportunities President José Manuel Bolieiro (centre) is seen here alongside Premier David Burt and some of...

BermudAir adds three more eastern US destinations

Starting in April 2025, BermudAir will add Hartford, Raleigh-Durham and Charleston to its repertoire, and give Bermudians a wider range of destinations along the...

Deadline extended for Christmas Boat Parade entries

Event set to light up Hamilton Harbour on December 7 There will be a City Viewing Village and Kids Zone on Front Street.        ...

Minister gives green light to motocross event in National Park

A motocross event at Coney Island has been approved by the government, despite environmental concerns.  The "Pink Sand Scrambling" motocross event received the green light...

Salvation Army salutes generous response to its SOS for more donations

The Salvation Army is thankful for the community's swift response to its recent call for help amid shortages at its city food bank. Thanks to...

Exhibit explores Bermuda’s links to Charleston

Cultural and historic ties highlighted at the National Museum of Bermuda From Bermuda to Charleston is now open to the public.         ...

Bankers respond to plans to address ‘unbanked’ population

Banks will work to ensure no one is denied service without good reason, but they must continue to meet international standards. This was affirmed by...

Canon James Francis, 1928-2024

Canon James Francis, the first black Bermudian Canon Residentiary at the Anglican Cathedral, passed away this weekend. Canon James Francis, 1928-2024. Photo courtesy of Christ...
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