AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoOnline Safety: CyberTips has returned to Bermuda’s public schools, offering free workshops on cyberbullying, privacy, scams, AI and healthy technology use. Community Services: Teen Services and Teen Haven plan to close on December 31 after longstanding financial and operational difficulties, raising concern for young people who rely on their residential services. Health: A free World Stroke Day event at Queen Elizabeth Park on Friday will share stroke warning signs and advice on acting quickly. Youth & Safety: Criminologist Frankco Harris will discuss gang violence in Bermuda at a free BEST and Bermuda College presentation on Thursday. Bermudian Culture: Gombey Warriors honoured late leader Allan Warner with a memorial road march, celebrating his decades of performance and mentorship. On Stage: TROIKA Bermuda has shared a first look at The Wiz, featuring local talent; performances run November 4–7, with tickets nearly sold out. Cricket: The Bermuda Cricket Board’s annual awards celebrated the season’s top performers and paid tribute to late contributors Gary Fray and Winston Reid.
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