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Gasolene prices up
Oil crisis hits local economy hard
PETROJAM IS set to announce a $1.55 per litre increase in gas prices today, delivering another blow to Jamaicans hit by a developing oil crisis that has led to sharp increases in fuel costs over recent months.
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Portmore man abducted
Ransom reduced for Gordon Town woman
Wolfe turns down venue change plea
Henry-Wilson condemns school violence
Private schools blast Ministry - Complaints of not getting recognition
'Gov't must spend more on small hoteliers'
Fees for 'eLandjamaica' service
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Squatters in Mammee Bay facing more heat
KINGSTON BUSINESSMAN Tana Shirley has gone on the offensive in his bid to have a group of illegal settlers removed from his 40-acre beachfront property in Mammee Bay, St. Ann.
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CARICOM quiz climaxes today
'Fast-track funds for Cricket World Cup'
NWC targets 'red areas'
Residents step up protest against embassy building
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C&W Mobile to offer data roaming in the US
First Jamaican provider
CABLE & WIRELESS Mobile is to become the first mobile services provider in Jamaica to offer commercially a GPRS roaming service in the United States when it launches this service today.
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Pickersgill: Conflicts affecting workplace
Wind Farm ready ahead of schedule
Businessmen could file lawsuits over billboards
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Tivoli crush H View 4-1
WITH ONE-LEG of the two way Wray and Nephew National Premier League final tie to go, Tivoli Gardens, with the aid of a brace from Christopher Jackson, have one hand firmly on the Premier trophy with a 4-1 whipping of title contenders...
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Slayers to meet Tivoli in semi-finals
WICB XI lose to Bangladesh
Bolt likely for US$1 million dash
Ja's top five selected
Cricket greats bid farewell to Valentine
Doubts about Athens' readiness for Games put to rest
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Editorial - Barbarity in Iraq
THE RELEASE of graphic photographs of Iraqi prisoners tortured by their American interrogators has been a massive setback for the United States in the psychological war to win the minds and hearts of Iraqi citizens to the core values of democracy....
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The Towns and Communities Act
A starter of a home
Energy crisis looming?
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Letter of the day - SLB, get your act together
THE EDITOR, Sir: THE ANNUAL problem of students crowding the Students' Loan Bureau to hand in their application forms is a cause for concern.
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A united fight against lawlessness
Stand up and be counted
Local Government reform
Air Jamaica, 'we can't Belize it'
An insightful commentary
Proud to be a Manchester High past student
Tax on tourists
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Poetry lends a helping hand
POETRY WAS truly for a cause at Weekenz Bistro and Bar, Constant Spring Road, St. Andrew, on Tuesday night. The night was in support of the Mustard Seed initiative to combat the spread of HIV/AIDS.
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Deejay grows into poetry
'From Jamaica, With Love' - A smashing success
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Commentary - Low marks for track meet
AFTER ALL the hype and build-up, the inaugural Jamaica International Invitational track and field meet held at the National Stadium on Friday went off like a wet squib, despite the presence of some of the world's top athletes.
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MoBay gears for economic boom
More drama in Maroon election
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'Give us the dead, not the squatters'
Llandilo residents up in arms about squatters living on new cemetery site
Help coming for 'Sav' market
Lawson reigns supreme at Bike-a-thon
Western Ja gets ready for the Manhattans
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Energy in a bar
AN ENERGY bar is similar in appearance to a candy bar and is usually doughie in texture. Unlike candy bars they aim to fuel consumers with the right nutrients for an active lifestyle and a lean physique.
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Luke Thomas-Shorter: A soul food man
The winners are...
Curried to the bone at Miss Evelyn's Evelyn's Bar & Restaurant
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