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Immigration Minister the Hon. Irving Pearman has announced that the hotel's non-Bermudian restaurant manager, accused of making racist remarks to staff, has had his work permit extended. Yesterday Mr. Scott met with Mr. Pearman and demanded a re-thin...

Kenneth Lawrence Carter of Sofar Lane died on Tuesday night in King Edward VII Memorial Hospital from injuries he sustained last month. Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding his injuries, Sgt. Roseanda Jones confirmed yesterday. An a...

Nelson Mandela's eagerness to put his presidential stamp on South Africa will cause more violence after the elections. This is the prediction of Mr. Jean-Claude Galbrun, a retired financial consultant who has worked with many newly developing countri...

One of its founders, outspoken town businessman Mr. Kenny Bascome, believed if the crew could be lured off the liners, passengers would follow. The St. George's Community Awareness Group wants to put on a host of mostly sporting activities for both c...

At the end of the march which will be travelling from Casemates Prison to the new prison site, they plan to present a petition to Health and Social Services Minister the Hon. Quinton Edness. In a statement released to the press yesterday, the PTA out...

Station to Bermuda, said that the US Navy would like to cease the vital air traffic control at the Airport by June of 1995 in preparation for leaving Bermuda by September of 1995. At first reading that seems to be far enough away to be comfortable. I...

And the approval of the financial centre by Government planners was described as "a milestone in the revitalisation of the economy'' by Sen. Mike Winfield. Sen. Winfield is president of Bermuda Financial Centre Ltd. the company behind the change of t...

Mr. John Harvey, executive director of the Bermuda Hotel Association, said crime in the community was on the agenda when the association's board of governors met on Tuesday. Hoteliers and the Island generally have been rocked by recent violent attack...

The resident had been attending to washing on his clothes line at around 11.30 a.m. on Tuesday, said Police. When he went back inside he was confronted by a snooper. "The intruder began to threaten the resident, who subdued him until Police arrived,'...

The missiles came from onlookers who saw Dale Whitfield struggle "violently'', said Prosecutor Sgt. Cyril Plant. Earlier, Police had seen Whitfield take part in a suspected drugs deal in Elliott Street, he added. They discovered a pocket knife on him...