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soon be moving to a new location. Last week the Red Cross submitted an application to the Department of Planning to convert "Charleswood'', a Berry Hill Road property, into offices and training rooms. Pending the outcome, the Red Cross may decide to ...

on the streets -- likely replaced by a private security firm. Police had hoped the Service would be beefed up this month through civilianising the Police Airport jobs, but Government has not made the change as quickly as originally planned, said Poli...

interracial couples. And the Island has also been deemed a "scanner listener's delight'' by a popular US radio journal. "I didn't realise we would be on the cover,'' Devonshire resident Mrs. Beverly Morfitt, who is pictured on Interrace magazine with...

Opposition Progressive Labour Party in their fight to keep their school. The parents, who oppose a plan to move the school to Northlands Secondary to allow Dellwood to become a middle school, said Government still plans to go through with the move. A...

restraining orders after criticism this week that its officers were failing to enforce them. But Acting Commissioner Mr. Alex Forbes pointed out that while some restraining orders granted Police powers of arrest, others did not. Furthermore, each ord...

Regiment recruits, The Royal Gazette has learned. According to a reliable source three rookies suspected of taking marijuana were locked up for several hours. But this was denied by the Regiment's second-in-command of Training Company Capt. Brian Gon...

by the man accused of assaulting them -- is not toxic, an expert witness said yesterday. "It is not a toxic substance,'' said Mr. Ralph Helmrich, a chemical engineer and owner of Washington Laboratories, who developed the ingredients and produced the...

pertinent information about his patients and the hospital at his finger tips. Dr. John Patton, who was recently named to the three-year post, said he believed the introduction of a laboratory computer data retrieval system would be a success at the h...

controversial plans to bulldoze a garden at Waterville. "Recent public attacks on our efforts to improve Waterville require rebuttal, as charges that we are intent on destroying `historic' gardens on the eastern side of the grounds are untrue,'' Mr. ...

A welder who has been in a wheelchair since a nasty fall at a construction site yesterday won a lawsuit against his former bosses. Keith Simmons, 46, who fell off a third floor, overbalanced and fell down an open elevator shaft, now stands to receive...