'Not major' - Sports official downplays Jamaican athletes' positive testing
SPORTS OFFICIAL Dr Herb Elliott says nothing "major" is involved in the five positive tests confirmed yesterday by Jamaica Anti-Doping Commission (JADCO) and the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF).
- Accused cops face court Sept
- Leave Central Kingston alone: Residents protest following reports that the constituency is to be abolished
- Second chance for Sav: Leading example
- Corporate Area youths to receive success tools at annual camp
- Senate passes Child Porn Bill
- Class Acts: Albert Town Primary & Infant School
Man disappears on his way to work
CONSTANT SPRING, St Andrew:Friends and family of Michael Graham are in a quandary.
- The extractor Pimento - the spice of life
- We are responsible for our own learning - JAG Smith scholar
- Governor General (GG) moots lifelong learning at seniors' quiz
- Tufton's mother passes
- Second chance for Savanna-la-Mar: The Tattooist - Making her mark on Sav
Bolt blows them away
LONDON (AP):Against a strong headwind, Usain Bolt eased to victory in the 100 metres at the London Grand Prix yesterday in his last race over the distance before the World Championships next month.
- No room for top players
- Ahwhofah on Wheels
- Vaas vows to battle for one-day berth
- Warm-ups vs T&T for Under-20 Girlz
- It's the Federer twins: Tennis star's wife gives birth to two girls
- Lankans win series 2-0 after third Test ends in draw
- Court clears Gerrard
- Scotiabank A, Jamaica Broilers hunt BH netball crown
- performer of the week: Dewar in top form
- In your neighbourhood: Gutsy Heartease defeat Johnson Mountain
- 2005 triple jump queen looking to reign again
- US, Mexico for Gold Cup showdown
- Jamaica, Barbados in crucial clash
- No time to rest - McKay warns martial artists
- Jamaica's Brooks, Clarke win 100m in Finland
- Athlete PROFILE
EDITORIAL: Important increases by the NHT
There are no prizes for surmising that the National Housing Trust's (NHT) extension of its mortgage repayment period will be met with satisfaction, if not jubilation, by those who contribute, as is required by law,...
LETTER OF THE DAY: Who really cares for the aged?
The Editor, Sir:Recent events on national television about the treatment of some of our elderly citizens by a state agency and in another case family members have brought into sharp focus the fact that if...
- Our pigs don't have H1N1
- More questions for Prime Minister
- Families in crisis
- NOTE-WORTHY: Pleased with Oliver Samuels interview
Winehouse acquitted of assault
LONDON (AP):A judge acquitted Amy Winehouse yesterday of assaulting a fan who asked to take her picture.District Judge Timothy Workman found the 25-year-old singer not guilty of punching dancer Sherene Flash in the eye after the fan asked to take her...
Purr-fect girl for an imperfect world
IN A perfect world, Keri Hilson would have met and worked with Michael Jackson, got rid of poverty, ensured that everyone pursued their passion and, to top it off, would have a man - one who is dark, handsome and taller than her, with just the right amount of swagger.
- Dayna Raynor • Gleaner Writer
- Let's talk life: Coming' too soon
- Doctor's advice: Will she know?
- 5 SENSES Indulge yourself in this week's picks
- Watercress: The anti-cancer super food
- Party Scene
- Chilling out at Frozen
Here are pictorial highlights of events you might have missed this week.
ContributedRight: Steve Dunn, managing director of Dunn's Electrical 'The Power People', poses with his pageant representative, Lesa-Gayle Wee Tom, one of the favourites who will be vying for the Miss Jamaica World 2009 crown on August 22, at the...
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