Jamaica Gleaner News

Published: Monday Saturday | April 25, 2009

Requested JPS tariff hike unfair - residents
MANDEVILLE, Manchester: Residents of Manchester got the opportunity to air their views on the recent application for a tariff increase by the Jamaica Public Service Company (JPS), at a forum held on Wednesday at the Ridgemount United Church in... Read More...

Across the nation
KINGSTON: In the midst of the harsh economic climate where cutbacks are the order of the day, the Churches Cooperative Credit Union has announced that it will be making several contributions to local churches and charities as part of the 'Churches Season of Giving' Campaign. Read More...

St George's College rebounds
AFTER 159 years of existence, St George's College in Kingston continues to perform well in most areas, according to Margaret Campbell, principal of the school. Read More...

Fray fingered in ID parade
Twenty-one year old Stephen Fray was positively identified yesterday as the man involved in the attempted hijacking of CanJet Flight 918 at the Sangster International Airport in Montego Bay on Sunday night. Read More...

Major force shake-up - Record transfers hit the JCF
Commissioner of Police Rear Admiral Hardley Lewin has reassigned more than 280 members of the police force in what appears to be the biggest shake-up in the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF).The changes will affect... Read More...