Teenager charged with murder A teenage girl was charged with first degree murder yesterday after gunning down her Bermudian baby sitter. ---- Page 2
CONSTRUCTION TO CAUSE DELAYS BUC Construction to cause delays Passengers are being warned to expect possible delays at Bermuda's Airport as work gets underway on multi-million dollar improvement plans. It is expected work at the Airport will kick off towards the end of this month -- and last until the end of April next year. ---- Page 3 TODD TRIAL RESUMES AFTER BREAK CTS Todd trial resumes after break The theft and fraud trial involving former Bank of Bermuda chief Arnold Todd and three others re-started yesterday after a three-day break. ---- Page 5 STOMPY HELPS CRIME STOPPERS POL Stompy helps Crime Stoppers Crime Stoppers are planning to "stomp'' their way into the hearts and minds of Bermudians. Stompy, created by artist Calvin McNorton, is expected to help promote the local Crime Stoppers Programme. ---- Page 6 CARR, TROTT FILL THE VOID GLF Carr, Trott fill the void Tim Carr and Hav Trott have been called up to fill the void left by Robert Vallis and Robbie Spurling who announced last week they wouldn't be available to represent Bermuda at next month's World Amateur Team Championships. ---- Sport, Page 13 FOODS HIGHLIGHT EXTRAVAGANZA TAS Foods highlight extravaganza Bali, Capri, Cozumel, Hawaii, and Jamaica probably sound mighty nice right now since summer is quickly ending. But as tantalising as they may be, getting there is another story -- but that does not have to stop you devouring the foods. ---- Taste, Page 25 FORD ESCORT RETURNS TO BERMUDA BUC Ford Escort returns to Bermuda With the re-launch of the Ford Escort model, Bermuda Motors Ltd. is looking to increase its market share, managing director David Gibbons said. ---- Business, Page 33
