Lead Stories
Counterfeit ring cracked
LOCAL FRAUD Squad detectives and the United States Secret Service have cracked what is suspected to be a major counterfeit ring operating in the Corporate Area.

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Gaming debate stalled
Police arrest 48 Montego Bay vendors
Prison beatings: An act of sabotage -- witness
Treasure of the South Coast

News
JLP Senators reject laptops

OPPOSITION JAMAICA Labour Party (JLP) Senators yesterday declined the gifts of laptop computers from Technology Minister Phillip Paulwell in the wake of controversy over the source of funding for the machines.

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Bosung talks to continue this weekend
Cassidy adds new dimensions to scholarship - Nettleford
40 students for Carib science fair
JLP for the merging of security forces
Increase in major crimes for St James
Policeman to serve 5 years in jail for cocaine

Business
Air Jamaica targets new tourist fares
WESTERN BUREAU: AT A reduced fare of US$100, Air Jamaica flew into its newest gateway Phoenix, Arizona, on Thursday.

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Executive agencies implement transparent recruiting process By Sandra Graham
Stray animals creating havoc for farmers
New head for CVM TV

Sport
Windies in firm control

BIRMINGHAM - SHIVNARINE Chanderpaul is not the top batsman on the West Indies team. That distinction belongs to Brian Lara.

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SA man points to Lara
MooYoung heads junior golf reps
Ottey's hearing switched to secret venue
Brown remains upbeat
Burrell to push for ISSA takeover
Todd has lock on feature

Commentary
Capricious decision
WE HAVE a great deal of difficulty with the decision of Mr. Justice Lloyd Ellis not to allow note-taking, except by the media, at the prison enquiry currently under way in Spanish Town. Notwithstanding the fact that the Commissions of Enquiry Act allows.

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A fever in the blood
Aristide activists protest
'Raising Vivienne for the first few months was hard'

Letters
Let the JLP sink or swim
THE EDITOR, Madam: JAMAICA -- WITHOUT much drama but a slow drain of resources, the country continues to gasp amid debt, loss of competitiveness regionally, and problems with crime.

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Honouring fathers
Ja does not need more savagery
More vendors needed for stamps
Challenges posed by genetically-modified foods
Employment opportunities lacking
The plague of unprofessional real estate agents

Entertainment
It's National Popular Song, again

THE NAME-change roller coaster continues this year with the Jamaica's National Song Contest. After reverting to the original name of National Festival Song contest last year, its organisers have once again decided to revert to naming the contest...

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Jamaican celebrates 100th birthday in Toronto
'Children Children' Production with a difference
Moses I aims high
SuperClubs coronation show

Farmers Weekly
Three teams for JAS elections

THREE SLATES of candidates were on Wednesday announced for the contest for leadership of the Jamaica Agricultural Society (JAS) in elections set for next month.

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Praedial Larceny Control Programme for July
Neutraceuticals, the way to go!

Real Estate
Claremont gets facelift

THE ST. ANN town of Claremont is beginning to look all spruced up these days as it gets a facelift, courtesy of Lift Up Jamaica.

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A fishy situation!
UDC constructs new schools

Religion
One confident, dynamic priest

THERE ARE many persons who will not attend Anglican church services, arguing that they are boring and monotonous, in particular in their musical offerings.

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My side - Grace and ganja
Evaluate Your Life