$54,000 from his local employer, gave himself a $25,000 advance -- the day after he was fired, it was alleged yesterday. ---- Page 2 JET SKI DRIVER CHARGED AG SKI Jet ski driver charged The Attorney General has been asked to give advice over the prosecution of a St. George's man who faces charges relating to a jet-ski accident last month in which a man died. ---- Page 3 CCTV PLAN BOOSTED BY BELCO GVT CCTV plan boosted by Belco Plans to use closed-circuit television to protect Hamilton from criminals received a boost yesterday when a local utility donated the use of its fibre-optic cable system to the Corporation of Hamilton. ---- Page 5 `GRIP 'IM' FALLS SHORT TOD REV THR `Grip 'Im' falls short `Grip 'Im', the latest production of the Black Box Performance Workshops, had a few funny moments, but missed the mark in the comedy department. ---- Today, Page 13 CRICKET BALL BOOST FOR BCBC CRI Cricket ball boost for BCBC One of Bermuda's newest companies has thrown its support behind cricket to the tune of $13,000 -- to supply all of the senior cloubs with cricket balls. ---- Sport, Page 21 RESORT TO TARGET `GREEN' VISITORS BUC MIL TOU Resort to target `green' visitors The $8 million tourism resort planned at Daniel's Head will have 125 canvas covered cottages -- some located on the water -- and will be targeted at attracting environmentally conscious visitors. ---- Business, Page 33 SHOW PRESENTS `TIES THAT BIND' LIV Show presents `ties that bind' All around the walls of the Heritage Exhibition are "celebrations'' of the big events that draw Bermuda together, such as Cup Match, the parades of Bermuda Day, kite-flying on Good Friday, Harbour Nights on Front Street, the Culturefest at Dockyard and the annual End-to- End Charity Walk. All encompass this year's theme of "unity through diversity''. ---- Living, Page 41