from another bus.

And both buses were carrying students home from school, a Police spokeswoman reported.

The incident occurred on Kindley Field Road in St. George's on Tuesday as one Public Transportation Board bus travelling west passed another heading east.

A bag containing fruit and an empty bottle was thrown from the rear off side of the eastbound bus, striking the front offside window of the westbound bus causing it to crack.

No-one was injured and Police inquiries are underway.

BURGLAR ATTACKS MAN CRM Burglar attacks man A man was attacked in his own home by a burglar armed with a fence stake.

Police said the victim was attacked inside his home on Jennings Bay, Southampton, at 6.45 a.m. yesterday.

Officers said the man was leaving for work when he spotted an intruder in the hallway.

The victim, who suffered stomach and chest cuts, said the man fought him off using a fence stake -- and the struggle continued outside to the gate before the intruder rode off on a moped.

Nothing was stolen and Police are hunting a short, dark-skinned man of "solid'' build.

ROCK SLIDE A PUZZLE ENV Rock slide a puzzle A section of railway trail in Southampton remains off limits two weeks after a rock slide.

And a pile of fallen sand, boulders, and slabs of a failed retaining wall still block the road as Works and Engineering officials continue investigations.

"It's a large project with a somewhat complex solution,'' a department spokesman said. "It's not just a question of going in and hacking down the area.'' Engineers have yet to establish what measures will be taken to support the cliff face or when work will begin.

The roughly 30-foot natural limestone wall stands opposite Five Star Island in Southampton and separates Middle Road and the Railway Trail.

`SAMARITAN' ROBBED CRM `Samaritan' robbed Police are investigating the robbery of a 49-year-old Warwick man on Tuesday morning which left him with abrasions to his hand, elbow and lip.

A spokeswoman for the Police Service said the incident occurred just before 9.30 a.m. outside the Point Mart Grocery on Cox's Hill in Pembroke.

The victim was approached by a man he knew who asked him for $3. He gave him $2 and went in the store.

After leaving the store, the victim was approached by the same man who said he was not given the amount he asked for and then jumped on him.

During a brief struggle the suspect reached into the victim's pocket and removed an amount of cash, He then fled along Tulo Valley Lane and despite being chased by Police escaped.

COLLEGE WORKSHOP SET CON College workshop set The Education Ministry will next week sponsor a free workshop for parents on the college admissions process.

Entitled "Navigating the College Admissions Process'', the workshop will feature Ron Ancrum, president of RAPA Inc. and president of the Institute for Responsive Education, Karen Mapp.

The workshop will take place between 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. on Tuesday at the Anglican Cathedral Hall. Students are also invited to attend. For more information call Janette Musson at 236-6904 ext. 285.

WOODBOURNE CLOSED GVT TFC Woodbourne closed Government has issued a road closure warning for Woodbourne Avenue in Hamilton.

Only nearby residents will be allowed to use the stretch from Gorham Road to Pitts Bay Road from today until Monday.

The closure is to permit the Bermuda Electric Light Company to install new utility services at the old Bermudiana site.

TRAIL TO BE EXTENDED PLN GVT Trail to be extended Plans to extend the Railway Trail near Somerset Bridge have been given the go-ahead.

The Development Applications Board has given the Department of Works and Engineering permission to extend the trail by creating a walkway from the Great Sound near Somerset Bridge.