AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMilk Imports & Cost of Living: Home Affairs Minister Alexa Lightbourne says milk import rules are being reviewed as part of Bermuda’s affordability work, after earlier efforts under the Affordable Bermuda Basket drew limited response and opposition renewed calls to lift restrictions. Heritage & Tourism Maintenance: Bids are being sought to repaint Gibbs Hill Lighthouse, with procurement documents outlining interior and exterior surface prep and corrosion protection; submissions close Sept. 11. Healthcare Charity Support: Aon Insurance Bermuda donated $10,000 to DailyMale to fund screening kits and keep its mobile clinic running, supporting early detection for men and women. Youth Mental Wellness: The Mirrors Programme launched Cohort 21 of its Community Programme Leadership Academy, kicking off the youth-led Positivity Project with school campaigns planned for awareness, support, and connection. Cruise Industry in the Region: Philadelphia officially opened its permanent cruise terminal, with Norwegian Cruise Line’s ships set to sail from the new home—routes including Bermuda. Weather Watch: Tropical Storm Dolly has formed in the Atlantic, but Bermuda’s Weather Service says it is not a threat at this time. Business & Markets: Bermuda Stock Exchange trading stayed steady, with the Royal Gazette/BSX Index holding at 3,857.27 and Allshores shares closing unchanged at $27.
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