Mayor lights up Jamaica Public Service (JPS) - Power company tackled for giving meters to 'squatters' on Hellshire Beach
Portmore Mayor Keith Hinds has given the Jamaica Public Service (JPS) a black eye for providing electricity, along with meters, to persons he says are squatting on the Hellshire Half Moon Bay Beach in the municipality. A livid Hinds argued that the light and power...
- Rescue plan for Sandy Bay
- Brigitte Foster-Hylton - Sprint hurdles queen
- AAJ - Modernising our airport facilities
- JCDC - Promoting culture in its finest forms
- Company sues Gov't for right to import mace
- Private sector urged to assist agricultural development
- Jamaica to US: Lift embargo on Cuba
- Westmoreland food crop yield spikes
November 1-7 is Generosity Week
Hi neighbour! Want to eclipse that heart-breaking item of news you may have heard a moment or two ago by something more exciting, heart warming and inspiring: November 1-7 has been declared Generosity Week by the East Jamaica Conference...
- Tourism fund struggles - Jamaica Hotel and Tourist Association (JHTA) head joins government in warning against misusing TEF
- Smooth sailing for Whitter Village Centre
- Jamaica Broilers - On the path to greatness
- Who will be Jamaica's top cop?
- Portland police face litmus test
- Bauxite trucking to bring new jobs
- Chamber opens reading centre - 'Little Lion' creates a stir
- Jamaica gets 'A' for religious freedom
- Supt mad at Manchester businessmen
$100m cellular lawsuit - LIME takes Digicel to court ... again
Cable and Wireless Jamaica Limited, trading as LIME, on Monday filed a $100-million lawsuit against big rival Digicel Jamaica Limited, on allegations of a $2.48 disparity in call termination charges and claims of unfair competition in the billing of fixed to mobile rates...
- BOJ governor, Davies to headline Finsac enquiry - Hearings begin November
- NHT stuck with Jamintel building
- Merger deal allows COK freedom to roam - Sodality bond offers nationwide access
- Dent in car market deepens despite SCT cut - Some dealers diversifying business - New-car orders on hold till Feb 2010
- Libel award topples newspaper - Court orders liquidation of Grenada Today
- Bermuda 'world top 500' hotel to close partially
- Cuba positions for new rum market - Could send one million cases to post-embargo US
- Stanford investors trying to block IMF loan to Antigua
- First impressions count
Jamaica, T&T in massive showdown
GEORGETOWN, Guyana (CMC): Defending champions Trinidad & Tobago and regional four-day title-holders Jamaica will clash in the feature match of the opening round in the WICB President's Cup limited-overs competition today at Providence.
- Ganga backs Gayle for WI captaincy
- ... Sarwan too
- St James, Munro in giant battle
- Brigitte honoured for 'dedication to vocation'
- Big four vie for Walker Cup final spot
- Take Excellence
- Panthers, Majesty eke out close wins
- Creary smacks 50
EDITORIAL - Don't go anywhere, Les Green
MAYBE THERE is a case to be made that Les Green was a tad insensitive. However, the police federation is way over the top in asking for Mr Green's resignation. It would be of no value to Jamaica to see the back of Les Green at this time...
LETTER OF THE DAY - October should be Nat'l Heritage Month
THE EDITOR, Sir: THERE IS an old adage that says, "A people without a knowledge of their history is like a tree without its roots". In fact, this is a quote from our first national hero, Marcus Mosiah Garvey, and he could not be more correct....
- While politicians argue
- Deal with nat'l security issue
- Sell Air Jamaica shares to public
- Kudos to Commish Green
- Scrap parish council system
- Clearly ridiculous!
- Commending Boyne the journalist
- Montague defends local gov't signal
- Check for credited schools
- Sexuality overused
Extended jazz fest aimed to increase tourist arrivals
Walter Elmore, CEO of TurnKey Productions, producers of the annual Jamaica Jazz and Blues Festival, says next year's show may be the most challenging since it was first held in 1996. The 2010 event runs from January 24-30, three days longer than previous years...
- Music connects Temple Hall with Wareika Hills - Tribute concert to Count Ossie, Mystic Revelation of Rastafari superb
- 'Dollars and Sense' joins local game show line-up
- Boothe holds on with 'Never Let Me Go'
- 'Me and Mi Chapsie' for charity
- MOVIE REVIEW - Lost in 'Land of the Lost'
- Something extra
- Flava Unit beats Danga Zone, Black Katwhips Rockaway ... in Guinness Sounds of Greatness competition
Ban cigarette smoking in public, say young people
A study was recently done in Jamaica as part of the Global Youth Survey. In this study, seven in 10 students thought smoking should be banned in public places. We must commend our young people for their foresight and wisdom. The fact is studies have shown...
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H1N1 vaccines available for all
ATLANTA (AP): More than 22 million doses of swine flu vaccine are available in the United States (US) now, and most Americans should soon find it easier to get their dose, US health officials said on Tuesday."We're beginning to get to significant...
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