Waste & Public Works: A small fire at Tynes Bay has stopped the facility from receiving commercial waste for the rest of the day, with garbage not collected in parts of Sandys and Southampton; Fire and Rescue crews say the situation is under control, drop-off remains open, and collection will be prioritised tomorrow. Marine Education: The Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute (BUEI) is running a starfish-themed Kids Hour on August 15, with story and film sessions at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m., plus limited spots and sponsor support from Allshores. Tropical Watch: The Atlantic is waking up as the National Hurricane Center monitors three disturbances; one near the Cabo Verde Islands has the highest odds for development later this week, while a system north of Bermuda is expected to move into cooler waters and stay a marine interest. Heat & Storm Risk: A hot, humid start to the week brings daily strong storm risk in the region, with isolated heavy downpours and gusty winds possible. Local Heritage Update: Hamilton’s Sessions House is on track to begin demolition within two weeks, with the minister saying the full restoration timeline is expected to take about four years after demolition. Traffic Notice: A lane closure on North Shore Road near Shelly Bay runs Aug. 10–15 for essential inspections of a fuel transmission line, with daily work hours and expected delays. Food Policy Debate: A letter argues Bermuda’s sugar tax has failed to improve obesity outcomes and has instead raised living costs, calling for repeal.