Sarah Lagan is a Senior News Reporter at [Employer]. She focuses on a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, education, and social issues, with a keen interest in the intersections of family relationships, architecture, and community events. Sarah's work has been featured in the World Wealth Journal and A Hope for the Homeless.
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Sarah Lagan's coverage demonstrates a strong focus on local news and events in Bermuda, with an emphasis on government announcements and event coverage. She frequently covers topics related to government & politics, education, and crime within the Bermudian context.
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A teacher shortage at Whitney Institute Middle School resulted in the early dismissal of its students today, the Ministry of Education has announced.
The Department of Corrections welcomed six new graduates who were recognised at a Passing Out Parade on Friday.
Five people said to be “respected and loved in their community“ were announced as election candidates by the Free Democratic Movement yesterday. Shalleya Codrington, a small-business owner, will run i...
Data Privacy Day was celebrated today with a stark reminder of how regimes and governments, as well as multinational and tech companies, have taken advantage of individuals' personal information.
The Bermuda Equal Justice Initiative has created a wish list ahead of the February 18 General Election. The justice advocacy group said that its proposals are designed to “advance justice reform and c...
The Government has “sincerely” apologised to parents of children at a special needs school for not providing them with a timely opportunity to meet with substitute teachers drafted in amid staff short...
The Department of Education confirmed that Whitney Institute Middle School reopened yesterday after students were sent home on Monday owing to a teacher shortage. However, the department declined to p...
An educator and performing artist is to stand as a Progressive Labour Party election candidate in Warwick North East (Constituency 25), replacing a former senator in the battle. Joanne Ball-Burgess wi...
An electrical engineering technician known for going “above and beyond in his duties”, including during Hurricane Ernesto, was named as the Government’s Employee of the Year. Jamai Gomes, of the Depa...
By: Sarah Lagan
Friends of Hospice is to benefit from a $3,000 donation thanks to a woman's fundraising efforts in memory of her former partner.
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