Karen Berry: Aberdeen dance teacher inspires young talent
Karen Berry founded Danscentre in 1987 in Aberdeen,, and her former pupils include actress Laura Main and ballet star Harris Beattie.
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Sandals Foundation, health ministry give back to Exchange All-Age
The resumption of face-to-face classes for over 300 students and staff at the Exchange All-Age School in St Ann took place recently. It was made more manageable and safer with the support of the Sandals Foundation and the Ministry of Health and We
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Danscentre on the Yellow Brick Road to a triumphant return at HMT
Ballet, hip-hop, tap, jazzy mums and dancing dads, all in one Danscentre show at HMT? We’re not in Kansas any more, Toto.
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Passengers plunged into quarantine because their flight from Perth ran late could be released early
Passengers abruptly forced into 14 days of hotel quarantine after their flight from Perth was delayed six hours may go home today. Virgin Australia flight VA469 to Brisbane was scheduled to take off at 1.40pm on Friday but was stuck on the tarmac with engineering problems. During those six hours, Western Australian Premier Mark McGowan ordered a three-day lockdown from midnight after a Victorian man tested positive to coronavirus after returning home from his hotel quarantine stay at the Mercure Hotel. While the delayed flight was enroute to Brisbane, Queensland declared Perth a Covid-...
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Girls hockey continues with on-ice programs | Orangeville Citizen
December 23, 2020 · 0 Comments By Brian Lockhart The change to a Code Red alert in the region caused many hockey clubs to immediately cancel on-ice activities for the rest of the month including training and practices. Most had a tentative date of resuming hockey operations in early January if restrictions are eased up, however, that does not now seem likely. Some girls hockey clubs in the region have decided to remain on the ice. Locally, the Orangeville Tigers decided to keep practicing although games have been cancelled...
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