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Tsilala Brock returns to give fans Wiz of a time (opens the original)
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Tickets are on sale for Troika Bermuda’s highly anticipated and Tony Award-winning musical The Wiz. It is a Work in Progress #9 production and takes to the stage at the Ruth Seaton James Auditorium from November 4 to 7 with performances nightly, starting at 7.30pm. The four-performance run will bring together an exciting company of Bermudian performers including Tsilala Brock, who made her Broadway debut in Suffs. Her return home marks a special moment for Troika as she takes on one of musical t
Motorist tells police he had consumed one bottle of brandy (opens the original)
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A drink-driver confessed to police that he had polished off a bottle of brandy on the night he was stopped. Julius Tuzon, 25, was caught by officers as he drove a car very slowly out of Hamilton on Crow Lane. Police on traffic duty noticed his unusual driving at about 12.50am on September 14 at the junction with Flora Duffy Hill, Paget. They spotted damage to the bumper and wheel and directed him to pull over. Tuzon, from Paget, instead stopped in the road and in traffic. Officers ordered him to
Expert traffic witness and prosecutor clash in trial (opens the original)
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An expert traffic witness yesterday cast doubt on whether it was the accused Curtis Richardson's vehicle that was involved in a fatal collision. Philip Lewis, a traffic collision consultant, told the Supreme Court that in his opinion “there was no contact between the vehicle and the deceased” and also pointed to autopsy evidence that victim Marco Warren had no lower-leg injuries, which would have been expected in such an incident. Mr Lewis gave evidence for 2½ hours from the witness box at the t
Students savour taste of work experience in summer scheme (opens the original)
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A summer programme to boost young Bermudians’ job hopes has come in for praise. Jason Hayward, Minister of Economy and Labour, paid tribute to the people and organisations who made the 2026 Summer Employment Programme a success yesterday in the House of Assembly. Mr Hayward called it “a structured bridge between postsecondary education and the workplace”, giving Bermudian college and university students the chance to apply their learning, gain experience, build professional networks and make mor
Sweeping pensions protections announced (opens the original)
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Public service workers will have their pensions and lump sum payments protected for the next two years. David Burt, the Premier, revealed workers’ fears for the future and how they could be allayed yesterday in the House of Assembly. However, he also highlighted changes ahead for the phased reduction of the lump-sum conversion factor following discussions with unions and officials regarding the Public Service Superannuation Fund. Mr Burt addressed public officers eligible to retire by March 31,
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