AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoFamily & Culture: BUEI’s Halloween party welcomed 1,039 guests for a costume parade, games and hands-on science. Local Heritage: Nearly 300 Year 5 pupils explored Ferry Point Park, learning about Bermuda’s early ferry crossing, coastal forts and quicklime-making as part of a programme introducing students to St George’s UNESCO heritage. Bermudian Writing: Bus operator Alyssa Stewart has published her debut novel, The Messiest Summer Ever, a Bermuda-set story of five young women navigating friendship and love through the island’s summer events. She also launched Backtalk Queen Press. Community: At a Victoria Park vigil, Police Commissioner Darrin Simons assured the Filipino community that investigations into the deaths of Ryan Cortez and Antonieta Pascua would be focused on finding the truth and justice. Youth Opportunity: Applications are open for a 12-month paid graduate traineeship offering six Bermudian graduates workplace experience in fields including health, technology, hospitality and skilled trades.
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