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advertised the position of the Senior Magistrate again. But the current top magistrate in the lower courts, Will Francis -- already finishing his second extension of his contract -- might not retire on his 69th birthday in March if Government still n...

A fixture and pioneer in the Island's tourism and entertainment industry has died. After a short illness, Terrance Brannon died yesterday at age 76. He had recently returned to Bermuda after living in Florida for more than two decades. Mr. Brannon wa...

A computer whiz kid has been bound over for one year after he was convicted of stealing $15 worth of Internet time from a former client. "Stop hacking!'' Magistrate Archibald Warner told 20-year-old Micah McManus after a three and a half days of test...

his own after news broke of a dispute at Victor Scott Primary. Livingston Tuzo, in a prepared statement yesterday, said the Association is "very disturbed'' at attacks on the "credibility and reputation'' of principal Esme Trott. Parents last week sp...

sailor Peter Augusto should have ended after months of solitude. But, after just six days at sea, a series of unbelievable mishaps destroyed all that on Friday when the 38-foot Sozinho was sideswiped by a freighter and then all but destroyed by a fre...

Administrators at the Bermuda College expect the institution to become a degree-granting university college by 2002. To better learn the process of granting degrees in certain areas while still teaching trades, the College will hold a ground breaking...

One of the Island's leading senior citizens and advocates for the elderly has thrown his support behind Government's plan to revamp rest and nursing homes. Sir John Plowman said he approved of plans to potentially spend millions renovating or expandi...

Bermuda's computer crime laws are being put to the test in a trial of a Sandys Parish man accused of stealing time on the Internet in 1998. In the second prosecution under the Computer Misuse Act of 1996, Micah John Theodore McManus denies using Elli...

Those attending Magistrates' Court yesterday burst into laughter as a man, wearing a T-shirt emblazoned with "Full Hot and Fullish'' admitted to being just that. The morning plea court session was disrupted as David Anthony Sousa stood and pleaded gu...

Deplorable conditions at the Island's public rest homes are so critical Government will halt a planned Paget Post Office to fund renovations. Saying the renovations can "no longer be deferred'' Health Minister Nelson Bascome yesterday told The Royal ...