Archive for March, 2026
Daniel Phillips Named Tennis Player Of Week
Bermudian tennis player Daniel Phillips has been named the American Conference Player of the Week after an undefeated run at No. 1 singles. Tulane University said, “Tulane’s Daniel Phillips captured the American Conference’s Player of the Week honor on Tuesday. Phillips turned in a 3-0 No. 1 singles performance last week in wins over... Read more of this article
Video: Interview With Nicholas Christopher
Bermudian actor Nicholas Christopher, a star of the Broadway musical Chess, discussed his career journey, Caribbean roots, and family life in a recent interview with Sherri Show TV. The video’s description says, “From Bermuda to Broadway! “Chess” star Nicholas Christopher opens up about his Caribbean roots, Broadway journey and keeping family... Read more of this article
Weather Forecast For Sunday March 29
Sunday, March 29 is expected to see lingering cloud after an early morning shower, with the high to be near 18°C/64°F and the low to be near 14°C/57°F, according to the Bermuda Weather Service. Winds are expected to be NNE. The relative humidity is expected to be near 66%. Sunrise will be at 7.11am and sunset will be at 7.36pm. High tide will be... Read more of this article
Bermuda U-14 Tennis Teams Claim Victories
Bermuda’s under-14 teams recorded victories at the ITF World Junior Tennis event in Santa Tecla, El Salvador, with both the boys’ and girls’ sides winning their group ties. The girls beat Aruba 3-0 in group B. Arianna Parra defeated Sophie Lynn Koolman 6-4, 6-2, before Chloe McBrearty secured the tie with a 6-2, 6-0 win over Eva Angelina Benschop.... Read more of this article
Trees To Be Removed On Reid Street
The City of Hamilton advises the public that tree removal works will take place on Reid Street, just east of Court Street, in the vicinity of the former Canadian Hotel site, on Sunday, March 29, 2026. A spokesperson said, “The works will involve the removal of five trees [two White Cedars, one French Oak, one Mahoe, and one False Ebony] with operations... Read more of this article
Andre Manders Stars With Bat And Ball
Andre Manders’s Rest of the World side progressed to the Over-60 International Quad Series cricket final despite a six-run defeat to USA Legends Hawks at Woodley Park in California. USA Legends Hawks were bowled out for 202, with Manders leading the attack with figures of four for 24. In response, Rest of the World fell just short on 196 for six from... Read more of this article
2026 Single-Use Plastics Act Legislation
The Single-Use Plastics Act 2026 is a “Bill designed not to ban every item overnight, but to establish the legal framework for Bermuda’s transition away from the most harmful single-use plastics through consultation, science, and a phased, responsible approach,” Minister of Public Works and Environment Jache Adams said. Speaking in the... Read more of this article
Sherlock, Pearman Tie At Moongate Round
Quinton Sherlock and Dwayne Pearman finished tied for first during the latest round of the 2026 Moongate Tour at Five Forts Golf Club in St George’s. Both players carded rounds of one-under-par 61. Sherlock recorded 13 pars and three birdies with two bogeys, while Pearman had 12 pars and four birdies, offset by one bogey and one double-bogey. Kenny... Read more of this article
Daniel Phillips Earns Win For Tulane
Bermudian Daniel Phillips recorded a comeback singles victory against a nationally ranked opponent, but Tulane men’s tennis fell 4-3 to No. 60 Rice at the Goldring Tennis Center. Phillips and Lance Nisbet were defeated 7-5 by the No. 79-ranked Rice pair of Petro Kuzmenok and Santiago Navarro, as Rice claimed the doubles point. Playing at No. 1 singles,... Read more of this article
Bermudian Trio Impress For Radcliffe U-19
Bermudian trio Syhon Goater, Blayz Borgesson and Kiemi Chamberlain helped Radcliffe Under-19 defeat Burnley Academy 6-0 in the National Football Youth League. Radcliffe are now four points clear at the top of the table. Borgesson had two assists in the win. “All three of the Bermy boys had minutes under their belt today and aided their team in what... Read more of this article
Fort Hamilton Reopens Following Renovations
The City of Hamilton has officially reopened Fort Hamilton to the public following “extensive renovations and archaeological investigations.” A spokesperson said, “The City of Hamilton is pleased to announce that Fort Hamilton has officially reopened to the public and is once again available for event bookings, following extensive... Read more of this article
Senate: Order Of Business For March 30th
The Senate is scheduled to be in session on Monday [March 30], and the first reading listed on the Order Paper include the Charities Amendment Act 2026 and the Cost of Living Commission Amendment Act 2026. The Order of Business follows below [PDF here]: Related Stories Premier Announces Tax Reductions & Investments Minister On Garage Compliance... Read more of this article
