Turkish actor Nurettin Sönmez's emotional Instagram post about the latest episode of of Kurulus:Osman on Wednesday left fans teary-eyed. The actor, who played Bamsi Bey in "Dirilis:Ertugrul" and ...

BROCKTON – BAMSI, or Brockton Area Multi Services Inc., has received a $3.1 million tax-exempt bond from MassDevelopment. BAMSI is a non-profit organization that provides services to “adults and ...

The Bahamas Agriculture and Marine Science Institute (BAMSI) says it has enjoyed record enrollment with student numbers up 15 percent compared to last year for the start of the fall 2025 semester. The ...

Turkish star Nurettin Sonmez, who is best known as Bamsi, has received an award for his outstanding performance in historical drama serial Dirilis: Ertugrul. Taking to Instagram, Bamsi shared his ...

EASTON − When the Brockton nonprofit BAMSI acquired a 15-acre property on Foundry Street in Easton, they didn't know 13 acres were protected habitats for native salamanders and Blanding's turtles.

Not too long ago, Turkish historical fiction and adventure series Diriliş: Ertuğrul took Pakistan by storm, specifically because of its originality and storyline. The show is about the 13th-century ...

Mehmet Bozdag, the creator of “Kurulus: Osman”, on Monday left fans excited as he shared a clip from the upcoming episode of the show. Taking to Instagram, Bozdag shared the trailer with a caption ...

Dozens of staff members from Brockton Area Multi-Service, Inc. (BAMSI) took a break from working from home on Thursday, April 16, to help distribute 18,000 pounds of food to local low income seniors, ...

Pan Am World Services Inc. in Cape Canaveral and another competitor of Bamsi Inc. have filed protests over the Titusville company’s contract for about $90 million to provide support services at the ...

Online PR News – 21-March-2023 – Brockton, MA – BAMSI, a nonprofit human services agency providing vital programs and services to individuals and families throughout Southeastern Massachusetts, has ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. EASTON − When the Brockton nonprofit BAMSI acquired a 15-acre property on Foundry Street in Easton, they didn't know 13 acres were ...