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One of the greatest things about sending your “kids” off to school is having them come home again. That’s how it is for In Motion School of Dance director Lizz Pimentel. Taylor Railton, Marcus Smith and Jada Pearman will return to the Bermuda stage n...

A Smith’s man suspected of driving while impaired has been banned from the roads for three years for refusing to give a sample of breath for analysis. Ondrey Ascento, 50, was stopped by Police conducting laser checks on the Causeway in St George’s o...

The proposed redevelopment of a “dirty diamond” in the West End is beginning to take shape — and the public is invited to have a say in the project. The work at Mangrove Bay Beach could even be completed in time for next year’s tourist season. Willi...

There’s been a quiet revolution on the Church Street level of Washington Mall as Jazzy boutique has enlarged its footprint in the shopping complex and now occupies a group of four units. There is the original Jazzy, together with Jazzy Too, Jazzy Plu...

No parent likes to see their child sick, but in Kim Pitcher’s case it was borderline traumatic. She went from doctor to doctor trying to find out what was wrong after she learnt her three-year-old daughter was bleeding internally. When that didn’t ...

Some flights have been delayed at LF Wade International Airport as the facility’s radar undergoes service, according to an airport source. The radar maintenance, which was described as routine, is expected to conclude at about 2.30pm, although that i...

Weather radar at the LF Wade International Airport has been out of service since February but should return by mid-August. However, the absence of Doppler radar poses no risk to the Island, as the Bermuda Weather Service has access to abundant foreca...

A raft of events aimed at “elevating the cultural area’s lure for visitors and residents alike” has been announced to take place in St George’s and St David’s Island — known collectively as Hub 1 in the National Tourism Plan. The events, which inclu...

Retail sales went up by more than two per cent in March compared to the same time last year. And the sale of vehicles showed the largest growth — up by more than a quarter (26.4 per cent). Analysts said the increase was due to a leap in demand for mo...

When Malisa Butterfield took on a teenage foster daughter, she was quick to lay down the rules. “This is an honour roll house,” Ms Butterfield said. “My three older children were all honour roll students, and you will be one also.” The teenager rolle...

Dangerous surf conditions have led lifeguards to close part of Horseshoe Bay to swimmers as of 3.15pm. Lifeguards will monitor the popular beach closely as rough seas are expected to last into tomorrow, with potentially worse conditions coming with h...