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intensive motorcycle training course. Police spokesman Sgt. Chris Wilcox said the week-long course began on Monday with two Transport Control Department employees and one Police mechanic. "Because TCD employees do not have a Police uniform, they will...

published in Monday's European edition of The Wall Street Journal. When it came time to render a verdict on nearly 400 years of British rule, Bermudians followed an old maxim: If it ain't broke, don't fix it. Even in this balmy island paradise, ambit...

Woolridge. What will happen in a secret ballot vote is never certain, but as of yesterday the votes appeared to shape up as follows: *** Supporting Dr. Saul Mrs. Grace Bell, the Hon. Maxwell Burgess, the Hon. Jerome Dill, Mr. David Dodwell, the Ho...

television and cuddle up to his favourite toy. He even enjoys sitting on people's shoulders and likes nothing better than to tuck into his favourite meal of brown bread and milk. Condor is a two-week-old chick that was blown off course by Hurricane F...

Government's dispute with Club Med to arbitration. Lawyers for Government and the hotel company made arguments yesterday before Puisne Judge the Hon. Mr. Justice Meerabux. The hearing was closed to the public. Club Med Inc., represented by lawyer Mr....

scattered by Hurricane Felix, Government said this week. A spokesman said the service had ended, but the public could now drop off horticultural waste at Marsh Folly. The times are 7.30 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday to Friday, and 7.30 a.m.-2 p.m. on Saturdays....

tomorrow's United Bermuda Party leadership contest. Sen. Lynda Milligan-Whyte said both Dr. Saul and Tourism Minister the Hon. C.V. (Jim) Woolridge "have served the party extremely well.'' However, "one has to look now at what is in the best interes...

publicity over the past week in business publications on both sides of the Atlantic. Bermuda International Business Association deputy chairman Mr. Glen Titterton said yesterday that editorials in the Financial Times and the European edition of the W...

US Navy. It is estimated the Base closure will cost Bermudians an extra $20 million a year in Airport operating and capital costs. But for many, news that the Big Mac is to depart with the Stars and Stripes will be a harsher blow. Management and Tech...

The resounding `no' Bermudians gave to Independence last week has drawn newspaper comment from around the world. The comments, mainly in the British Press, range from the thoughtful to the ridiculous. Under the headline "True Brits,'' an editorial in...