Shell Jamaica sell-out - Joe Issa, Neal & Massy clinch deal
MULTINATIONAL PETROLEUM company Shell yesterday announced the sale of its 56 service stations in Jamaica to Cool Petroleum Holdings Limited, which is jointly owned by the Joe Issa-led Cool Corp. Limited and Trinidad-based Neal & Massy...

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Jamaicans back police powers for Jamaica Defence Force
Jamaica Labour Party knocks Clarke study
UK's Blair gets flak for phased-in sugar tariff
Cayman could send delegation to Jamaica to discuss visa regime
West's Rhodes to success
KRAAL TRIAL: DAY 17 - Policeman gives tearful testimony - Says man was killed during search
Portia denies dodger claims

JAMAICA GLEANER HONOUR AWARD RECIPIENT - Dr Rae Davis: An educator at heart
IT WAS said that some people are born great, some achieve greatness, while others have greatness thrust upon them. Dr. Rae Anthony Davis is one of those persons who achieved it. For Dr. Davis, the sky was the limit...

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Transport Ministry in Jamaica stunned by air traffic controllers ultimatum
Jamaica's Anderson re-elected to CANOC executive
Taxi man killed in accident
THE CLEMENT BECKFORD STORY: PART IV
Why use regular 87 octane gasolene in Jamaica?

Singer in Jamaica- stirring market competition
FURNITURE RETAILER Singer Stores yesterday opened a massive store on Constant Spring Road in the heart of the Half-Way Tree shopping district of Kingston, Jamaica. ...

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Crime and five flights
NCB in Jamaica shifting focus to loan growth
Market conduct: Who will play the first fiddle?
The art of e-commerce
New vision for tourism in Jamaica
Hurricane relief deal for hospitality sector in Jamaica

It's a Calabar, Manley final
LAST YEAR'S beaten finalists, Calabar, made their way back to the ISSA/Pepsi/Jamaica National Manning Cup's big stage after a 1-0 semi-final victory over St. Catherine at the Spring Complex yesterday.

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H View extend lead at top
Mother's help for the Jamaican women's U-20 team
Crucial showdown for Glenmuir, Godfrey Stewart
Asafa Powell signs with Cable and Wireless Jamaica
Take Seattle's Girl, Lochness Dragon

Simpson Miller's hiccup
THE LEADERSHIP of the Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica (PSOJ) is understandably upset that Minister Portia Simpson Miller, at the last moment, cancelled her appearance before a 'Job Creation' awards breakfast meeting...

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'Religious Hard Talk'
Human or economic development

LETTER OF THE DAY - Jamaica's Gov't neglect and the Bog Walk gorge
THE EDITOR, Sir: YOUR EDITORIAL on the Bog Walk gorge on Friday, November 18, was not only timely, but it addressed the problem of Government procrastination. When working in the Town Planning Department in the early 1970s...

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Sad but poetic justice
Be careful, Ms Robinson
Early childhood education in Jamaica
Good reason to change the constitution of Jamaica

Independent Actors Movement of Jamaica sweeps Tallawah 2005
THE GROUP Independent Actors Movement (IAM) of Jamaica swept the Tallawah 2005 competition and scooped out a significant number of awards, with the University Dramatic Arts Society (UDAS) coming quite close on their heels.

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Jamaica sorrel at its best
A weak rap story

Seizure disorders - More accurate diagnoses of epilepsy are made at the Video-EEG Unit at the Andrews Memorial Hospital, St. Andrew.
SILAS MARNER, the protagonist in George Eliot's celebrated 19th century novel, Silas Marner, lived in a sleepy, rural town, Raveloe, (set in Britain) inhabited by barely educated and superstitious folk.

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Debunking epilepsy myths in Jamaica
Improve your arthritis with exercise
Amphetamine family of drugs
Relationships that erode health and wellness (pt 2)
Anger Management: The BRAVE Technique
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The skin and pregnancy

Manning meets with Sharon
PORT-OF-SPAIN (Trinidad Express): IN WHAT was described Monday as an historic 45-minute meeting, Prime Minister Patrick Manning discussed security issues with Israel's outgoing Prime Minister Ariel Sharon at his official residence in Jerusalem.

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Storm Gamma kills 32
Bishop calls for end to prostitution

Merkel installed as Chancellor
BERLIN (AP): ANGELA MERKEL was elected yesterday as Germany's first female chancellor, taking power at the helm of an unwieldy alliance of the right and left that faces the tough job of turning around Europe's biggest economy.

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Netanyahu denounces Sharon as 'dictator'

'HAIR' IS THE HAT

DARAIN HOUSEN HAS not taken off his hat for the last 20 years. He bathes, he sleeps and does everything possible in it. It is a perfect fit.