AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoBermuda Smash Invitational: Pembroke Panthers kept their momentum with a 54-run win over defending champions Hamilton Parish Hurricanes, powered by Fabian Allen’s career-best five wickets for two. Local Cricket: Organisers say they’ll replace injured overseas player Jamal Richards so the Panthers can stay competitive and fair-play quality stays even. Community & Culture: Titan Express is running “The Black Our Story” tour on Sunday, June 7 (1:30–3:30pm) for National Heroes’ Day, spotlighting Black entrepreneurs and local history in Hamilton. Energy & Youth: Two students, Neriah Bean and Benjamin Crofton, are the inaugural recipients of the Department of Energy Bursary Programme, each receiving a $25,000 scholarship plus a paid summer internship. Environment: OurOcean Art Competition submissions are open for young artists (ages 6–10 and 11–18) ahead of the June 12 deadline, with prizes including a Waterstart SEA Camp scholarship. House of Assembly: MPs approved amendments to past budgets and clarified the Public Service Superannuation Act, including a 10% pension increase for retirees. Weather: Monday starts sunny then turns cloudy, with highs near 23°C.
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