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Video: October 4th Bernews Morning Newsflash
Seven people were arrested in connection with an ATM fraud case, police are investigating three separate burglaries, the Police and Coast Guard are conducting a search, Akira McDonald was called to the Bermuda Bar, and a reward has been offered for information on Ja’Dore Wilson are some of the stories in this morning’s [Oct 4] Bernews Newsflash. The... Read more of this article
Akira McDonald Called To Bermuda Bar
“This moment is not just a personal milestone for me, but a tribute to the support, sacrifice, and belief of those who walked beside me,” Akira McDonald said as she was called to the Bermuda Bar. A spokesperson said, “Appleby is pleased to announce Akira McDonald was called to the Bermuda Bar on 3 October 2025 before Chief Justice Larry... Read more of this article
Police & Coast Guard Conducting Search
[Updated] The Police and Coast Guard are searching for a male who was reported to have “fallen into waters just off the cliffs at Ducking Stool Park, Pembroke, and has not been seen since.” A police spokesperson said, “Around 4:50 p.m. on Friday, October 3, 2025, police received a report that a male had apparently fallen into waters... Read more of this article
Police Investigating Three Separate Burglaries
Police are investigating three burglaries at businesses that occurred during the passing of Hurricane Imelda, with burglaries reported at the Marketplace, Gem Cellar and Crisson’s. Burglary at Gem Cellar on Reid Street in Hamilton A police spokesperson said, “Around 3:34 p.m. on Thursday, October 2, 2025, Police attended an alleged burglary... Read more of this article
BELCO Restore Power To 17,000 Customers
BELCO has restored power to more than 17,000 customers since Hurricane Imelda, with approximately 600 customers remaining without power as of this afternoon, A spokesperson said, “Bermuda Electric Light Company Limited [BELCO] crews continue restoration efforts following the damage caused by Hurricane Imelda. “Since the storm peaked with... Read more of this article
College Announce ‘Built to Last’ Honourees
Bermuda College will host a ceremony to honour nearly 30 alumni, former employees, and community partners as part of its Built to Last campaign, celebrating contributions in skilled trades, culinary, hospitality, and technical education. A spokesperson said, “Bermuda College will honour almost 30 individuals in a special ceremony recognising the... Read more of this article
Bermuda Men’s Football Team Announced
The Bermuda Football Association [BFA] has announced the final team selected for the Concacaf World Cup Qualifying matches taking place this month. A spokesperson said, “The Bermuda Football Association is delighted to announce the final team selected for the Concacaf World Cup Qualifying matches in October 2025.” Coach Michael Findlay said,... Read more of this article
Seven Arrested In Connection With ATM Fraud
Seven people have been arrested “in connection with suspected fraud from local banks involving automated teller machines [ATMs].” A police spokesperson said, “Seven people were recently arrested in connection with suspected fraud from local banks involving automated teller machines. It is understood that the scammers made several attempts,... Read more of this article
City “Up And Running” Following Hurricanes
The City of Hamilton has “resumed normal operations” following the passage of Hurricanes Humberto and Imelda, with all city services “up and running.” A spokesperson said, “The City of Hamilton has resumed normal operations following the passage of Hurricanes Humberto and Imelda. All City services, including trash collection... Read more of this article
Reward Offered For Info On Ja’Dore Wilson
Crime Stoppers Bermuda is offering a reward of up to $3,000 for information regarding the whereabouts of missing 15-year-old Ja’Dore Wilson. A spokesperson said, “Crime Stoppers Bermuda is offering a reward of up to $3,000 for information regarding the whereabouts of missing juvenile Ja’Dore Wilson. If you have any information that... Read more of this article
Ben Smith Questions Today’s School Closures
“Why are some schools closed unnecessarily?” Shadow Minister of Education Ben Smith said, “Bermuda recovers quickly from hurricanes yet once again public education lags behind. Our children have already lost two days of learning due to the hurricane, and then late Thursday the Ministry announced another unnecessary closure for Friday.... Read more of this article
Column: Foley On Collective Code Of Conduct
[Opinion column written by the OBA's Maurice Foley] Bermuda has been shaken in recent years by rising gun violence, leaving scars not only on families directly impacted, but on the entire community. Fear, grief, and frustration have become far too common. Yet, in these difficult times, we must ask: how do we begin to heal? How do we reclaim our neighborhoods... Read more of this article
