Archive for May, 2024
Official Govt & Legal Notices For May 30 2024
The official Government and Legal notices for today [May 30] include acting appointments, liquor licence and notification of planning applications registered. Director Department Of Culture And Sport Notice type: Government Notice Notice sub type: Acting Appointments Notice ID: GN0540/2024 Public Authorities / Department: Culture Publication date:... Read more of this article
Weather Forecast For Friday May 31
Friday, May 31 is expected to be cloudy with a showery start, with some improvement in the afternoon, with the high to be near 26°C/78°F and the low to be near 21°C/70°F, according to the Bermuda Weather Service. Winds are expected to be west. The relative humidity is expected to be near 84%. Sunrise will be at 6.13am and sunset will be at 8.21pm.... Read more of this article
Butterfield Launching Google Pay In Bermuda
The Bank of Butterfield is launching Google Pay for its clients, “enabling them to add personal debit, credit cards and business debit cards to Google Wallet.” A spokesperson said, “Butterfield has collaborated to launch Google Pay for its clients, enabling them to add personal debit, credit cards and business debit cards to Google... Read more of this article
Women’s Football: Dandy Stars & Somerset Win
The Bermuda Football Association’s women’s league resumed at the Clyde Best Center of Excellence Field with a doubleheader that produced 9 goals. Dandy Stars Gold 3 Under 15 National Team 0 The Dandy Stars defeated the under 15 national team 3 – 0 in the opener. Kalila Daley gave the Dandy Stars the lead in the 17th minute, Robin Valana Pearman... Read more of this article
BFA Under 23 League Matches End In Draws
The Bermuda Football Association’s under 23 league got underway at the BAA Field with a double-header that produced 6 goals. Somerset Trojans 2 Somerset Eagles 2 In the season opener, the battle of the west ended in a draw as the Somerset Trojans and Somerset Eagles played to a 2 – 2 draw. After a scoreless first half, Rio Russell gave the Somerset... Read more of this article
Ebbin & Bristol West Indian Phoenix Win Big
Amari Ebbin and his Bristol West Indian Phoenix Cricket Club teammates won their West of England Premier Cricket League WEPL Bristol & North Somerset match against Stapleton Cricket Club by 9 wickets. Bristol West Indian Phoenix won the toss and sent Stapleton to bat, they bowled them out for 73, George Woodrow was only one of two Stapleton bowlers... Read more of this article
Main Library Closed Today Due To Water Leak
The Main Library will be closed today [May 30] due to a water leak. A Government spokesperson said, “The Department of Libraries & Archives has posted a notice that the Main Library on Queen Street will be closed today, 30 May, due to a water leak. “The department apologizes for any inconvenience and will provide an update when the Main... Read more of this article
Town Crier Ed Christopher Celebrates 30 Years
Earlier this month, the City of Hamilton honoured Ed Christopher in celebration of his 30th anniversary serving the City as its first and only Town Crier. A spokesperson said, “Earlier this month, the City of Hamilton honoured Ed Christopher in celebration of his 30th anniversary serving the City as its first and only Town Crier. During the informal... Read more of this article
Update On Restricted And Closed Job Categories
The Ministry of Economy and Labour issued an advisory about the moratorium on new work permits issued for certain job categories. A Government spokesperson said, “Effective June 1st, 2024, the Ministry of Economy and Labour advises the public that the moratorium on new work permits issued for the following Closed job categories is extended for... Read more of this article
Column: Famous On Flags, Migration & More
[Opinion column written by Christopher Famous] What do these two flags have in common? The Blue and White is the flag of the Azorian Islands. The blue flag with the Union Jack is the colonial flag of St. Christopher [St. Kitts], Nevis and Anguilla islands.Both island groups were administered by the colonial powers of Portugal and Great Britain respectively. Ok,... Read more of this article
Kaleidoscope Arts Announces Upcoming Show
Kaleidoscope Arts Foundation unveiled their upcoming gallery exhibition, “Through the Kaleidoscope: Our Upcoming Artists,” showcasing work from their oldest students, opening at the BSoA on May 31. A spokesperson said, “Kaleidoscope Arts Foundation, a community art center and garden space, is thrilled to announce our upcoming gallery... Read more of this article
Electric Vehicles For Nurses & Postal Employees
Minister of Health Kim Wilson and Minister of the Cabinet Office Vance Campbell unveiled electric vehicles for some Government departments. Minister Kim Wilson’s remarks: Minister Wilson said, “Good afternoon everyone, “Today, I am pleased to introduce the new Electric Vehicles that will replace a portion of the Department of Health Fleet... Read more of this article
