Author Archive: Bernews3

Rosalie Gardens: New Art Release And More

[Written by Dale Butler] On Saturday, March 18th from 8am to 5pm, Atlantic Publishing House will be hosting a Bermuda roses and plant sale with Jamaican coffee to taste. In addition to that, Nana Peggy Burns will have a great collection of Bermuda books on sale. This exciting event will be held at Rosalie Gardens, 35 Angle Street, right next to the... Read more of this article

BYLG To Host Clothing Giveaway On March 18

The Bermuda Young Lawyers Group [BYLG] will be hosting a business attire clothing giveaway on Saturday [March 18] in the Washington Mall from 10.00am to 2.00pm. A spokesperson said, “The BYLG will be hosting a business attire clothing giveaway on Saturday, 18 March, in the Washington Mall, Unit A-3a, [across from Beluga Bar] from 10:00am to 2:00pm.... Read more of this article

Column: What Is A Stroke & How To Recognise It

[Column written by Dr. Lee Schwamm] In 2020, King Edward VII Memorial saw 4-5 patients a week presenting with stroke symptoms and with the island’s aging population, it’s likely these numbers will only go up. As such, we wanted to take the opportunity to share some information about this serious illness. What is a stroke? A stroke, or brain attack,... Read more of this article

Tennis: Phillips Advances In Santo Domingo

Daniel Phillips has begun competing in the J200 Santo Domingo International Tennis Tournament. In his first round match, Phillips took on Gil Sierra Robinson from the Dominican Republic. Phillips advanced after defeating Robinson in straight sets 6-0, 6-0. Related Stories Chloe McBrearty Wins U14 Tennis In Tampa Daniel Phillips Advances In ITA Championships Asia-Leigh... Read more of this article

Photos & Video: Five Tall Ships Visit Bermuda

Bermuda has been visited by a number of tall ships in recent weeks, with the Pelican of London, Thor Heyerdahl, Sorlandet, Thalassa, and Eye of the Wind each making an appearance in the island’s waters. For all of our coverage of tall ships in Bermuda, click here. Click to enlarge photos: #gallery-1 { margin: auto; } #gallery-1... Read more of this article

Information Commissioner’s 2022 Annual Report

The Information Commissioner’s Office [ICO] Annual Report 2022 has been released, highlighting the use of the Public Access to Information [PATI] Act. A spokesperson said, “The Information Commissioner’s 2022 Annual Report is available to the public, after being tabled in the House of Assembly this morning. The report summarises the use of the... Read more of this article

“Controlling The Population Of Rodents”

The Department of Health’s Environmental Health Section is advising the public that “if you have noticed increased rodent activity on your property, to please contact Vector Control for assistance at 278-5397″ and provided tips to help with ”controlling the population of rodents in your neighborhood.” A Government spokesperson... Read more of this article

Terry Lister Wins Independent Press Award

[Written by Dale Butler] Former accountant and Minister of Government Terry Lister has added another international literary award to his trophy cabinet. After a successful sojourn in both careers, his appetite for travel became his passion and he soon realised that photography would add to his memories. Mr. Lister used Facebook to share his daily discoveries... Read more of this article

Video: Sunday March 12th ‘Good News’ Spotlight

News that Patrina O’Connor-Paynter won the Woman of the Year award, AFP’s Bermuda chapter announced that the Chamberlain Scholarship Award winner is Truell Landy, Cody Rego won the ASPCA Maclay class at Florida’s Winter Equestrian Festival, and Rhode Island FC appointed Khano Smith as their head coach and General Manager were all some of... Read more of this article

Daylight Saving: Set Clocks Ahead One Hour

Daylight saving time will begin in the early hours of Sunday, March 12, requiring people across the island to set clocks ahead one hour, with most internet-connected devices making the change automatically. Daylight saving time sees clocks adjusted forward one hour near the start of spring and then adjusted back one hour in autumn. Time will fall back... Read more of this article

Non-Consensual Sharing Of Images And PIPA

The Office of the Privacy Commissioner for Bermuda is highlighting PIPA’s ability to help combat “revenge porn,” calling it “an important step to give individuals a greater ability to control their digital lives – and, if needed, to hold their abusers accountable.” The Office of the Privacy Commissioner said, “In... Read more of this article

Review: Burnaby Street’s Hog Penny Pub

[Written by Dale Butler] Located on 5 Burnaby Street, Hog Penny is Hamilton’s oldest licensed pub and the original inspiration for the Cheers Pub [Bull and Finch] in Boston. This was confirmed with the Cheers Pub owner Tom Kershaw, who visited Bermuda in the 1960s and modeled the Bull and Finch [Now the Cheers Pub and the pub in Boston that inspired... Read more of this article