January - June

February 2007 - U.S. Consul General Gregory Slayton (center) meets with members of the newly-formed State Department Alumni Program.	February 2007 - Consul General Gregory Slayton mingles with guests at a Cup of Cheer reception at the Official Residence, February 2007.
Consul General Gregory Slayton congratulates Mr. Leighton Rochester, Bermuda Crown Counsel, on his acceptance into an enforcement training program hosted by the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office. Mr. Rochester was fully funded by USPTO.	Deputy Principal Officer Matthew Johnson poses with Bermudian Mr. Steven Somner. Mr. Somner is partnering with consular outreach officers to encourage young people to keep themselves off the "stop list."
March 2007 - The sun shines on the Harvard Din and Tonics as they sing at the Anglican Cathedral in March 2007. The Dins also shared the stage with the Radcliff Pitches and the Harvard Krokodiloes as part of the "Harvard in Hamilton for Habitat" performance. Although the concert - which was hosted by Consul General Slayton, a Harvard alumnus - was free, more than $4,300 was donated to Habitat for Humanity Bermuda.	March 2007 - The Anglican Cathedral was packed for the "Harvard in Hamilton for Habitat" free concert in aid of Habitat for Humanity Bermuda.
Consul General Gregory Slayton co-hosted a press conference with Bermuda Premier Dr. Ewart Brown on the kickoff of a campaign urging Bermudians to keep themselves off the "stop list" or risk being denied entrance to the United States. Dunkley's Dairy donated space on its milk cartons to carry the message to thousands of family breakfast tables.	Consul General Gregory Slayton presents a certificate of appreciation to Bermudian Stephen Somner for his participation in the "Don't Put Yourself on the Stoplist" campaign.
Consul General Slayton and Ms. Cindy Campbell, co-chairs of the American Society/Consulate's July 4th Celebration planning committee, speak at the event's kickoff press conference on May 4, 2007. Premier Ewart Brown and premium sponsors (pictured) were present, as well as Opposition Leader Michael Dunkley.	May 15, 2007 Consul General Gregory Slayton and Bermuda's star footballer Mr. Shaun Goater, MBE pose with students from the Bermuda Institute at a press conference to announce Mr. Goater's involvement with the Consulate's "Keep Yourself Off the Stop List" campaign. Mr. Slayton also announced a new competition for secondary school students encouraging them to think about the consequences of illegal activity on their future U.S. travel plans.
May 22, 2007 - Senior citizens at Westmeath Rest Home listen to the U.S. Fleet Forces Band.	May 23, 2007 - The U.S. Fleet Forces Band performs for the public on the steps of City Hall. May 23, 2007.
Miss Sasha Slayton, daughter of U.S. Consul General Gregory W. Slayton, reads a letter from Mrs. Anne Willing Bingham to Thomas Jefferson written on June 1, 1787. Also pictured are Mrs. Ann Gibbs, Chapter Regent of the DAR, and Rev. David Raths, pastor of St. Peter’s Church.	Consul General Gregory Slayton continues the Consulate’s campaign to convince teens to keep themselves off the stop list by speaking to an audience of 150 students at CedarBridge Academy on June 8, 2007. Sharing the stage with Mr. Slayton is Mr. Steven Sumner, a Bermudian having direct experience with the stop list, who is able to communicate how being on the stop list has affected his own life. The Consulate has introduced a stop list competition for secondary school students that invites them to submit a slogan or artwork on the theme "Don’t Put Yourself on the Stop List." The deadline for submission of entries is June 15th.
June 14, 2007 - U.S. Consul General Gregory W. Slayton, Bermuda Deputy Premier Paula Cox and Bermuda Premier Dr. Ewart Brown meet with US Senator Sam Brownback (2nd from left).	June 14, 2007 - U.S. Consul General Gregory W. Slayton, Bermuda Premier Dr. Ewart Brown and Deputy Premier Paula Cox between meetings on Capitol Hill.
June 15, 2007 - U.S. Consul General Gregory W. Slayton and Bermuda Premier Dr. Ewart Brown meet with Mr. Robert Kimmitt, Deputy Secretary of the.Department of the Treasury (right).	June 14, 2007 - U.S. Consul General Gregory W. Slayton, Bermuda Deputy Premier Paula Cox and Bermuda Premier Dr. Ewart Brown meet with , U.S. Senator Susan Collins (2nd from right).
June 30, 2007 - U.S. Congressman G.K. Butterfield is interviewed by Youth News reporter Mica Murray.	June 30, 2007 - The charity tent offers brochures and information about the participating charities. The theme is "Giving Back to Bermuda."
June 30, 2007 - Puppet shows entertain young and old alike.	June 30, 2007 - Broaders Band entertains guests.
June 30, 2007 - the Bermuda Youth Jazz Ensemble entertains the crowds at the 4th July Celebration.	June 30, 2007 - dusk falls on the 4th July Celebration as participants prepare themselves for the fireworks

June 30, 2007 - The almost 6,000 guests prepare to watch the spectacular fireworks.

June 30, 2007 - a spectacular show of fireworks for the crowds to enjoy