Lead Stories
US hiring 600 J'can teachers - Applicants crowd recruitment centre on UWI Campus

MORE THAN 600 Jamaican teachers are to start working in the New York City public school system in August. They are being hired at a three-day recruitment drive at the UWI, Mona, being undertaken by the Centre for Recruitment and Professional...

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'New pensions system won't be applied retroactively'
Government to monitor C&WJ
JAS efficiency comes under criticism
Deputy DPP cites problems of leadership
J'cans in Tri-State area urged to support foundation

News
Groups want 'Braeton Seven' probe speeded up
LEADERS OF 14 local business, civic, human rights and church organisations want the Police Public Complaints Authority and the Bureau of Special Investigations to speed up their probe of the March 14 killing by the police of seven men in Braeton, south...

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MoBay's e-book centre opens
Nurses threaten protest over allowances
Claudia Kirschhoch ­ still a mystery a year later
Cop 'concerned' about murder figures

Business
Go-Local now in the west
GO-LOCAL Jamaica is now in the West. Today marks the launch of www.Go-Montegobay.com. It's the newest community website to go live. The site, though hosted under the name Montego Bay really covers local news and happenings from all over St. James.

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FINSAC divestment yet to affect property market
Major shocks derail Cement Company profit
The art of expediency
40,000 IT jobs unrealistic says Kerr

Sport
Skerritt fires at Hoad
WEST INDIES cricket team manager Ricky Skerritt has expressed surprise that sports psychologist Joe Hoad has claimed he had resigned from his position with the team. Skerritt said Hoad's contract had ended.

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Rose, Terrier shine at start of Trials
Bahamas teams here for Cup warm-ups
Campbell expresses disappointment
Well played, George Prescod

Commentary
Modernising public sector
THE NEW executive agency status that is aimed at improving service delivery and recently conferred on eight government departments is apparently reaping rewards. Last Saturday the agencies' performance came up for review at a symposium hosted by the...

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Imperatives of economic change
Spotlight on road network
The strange case of Mr William Moore
Alcan: 'good, being gone'

Letters
Letter of the Day - In praise of JUTC workers
THE EDITOR, Sir: THE DEMONSTRATION of patriotic duty, sense of commitment, and heroism by employees of the Jamaica Urban Transit Company Limited in response to Wednesday morning's fire at the JUTC Spanish Town Depot, highlights another side of the...

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Mental illness and prison
Women's political ascendancy
Disappointed in Garvey critique
Policy needed to address don phenomena
Excessive fees of SLB
Times Store closure a sad event
The facts on cellular roaming
Mexico and the map

Entertainment
Sex the secret weapon

Sex appeal, a female entertainer's secret weapon. Most of them have it but not all of them use it, those who do think it's the greatest marketing tool. Sex.

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Shaggy for Sumfest
Carlene steals souls in 'Sav'

ShowTime
Labour Day Concert

The 2001 Labour Day Concert was a juxtaposition between good performances from the seven billed artistes and little crowd support. The event was held free of cost last Wednesday at the Ranny Williams Entertainment Centre, Kingston.

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Franklin wows faithful
American film/music stars touch down in JA

Star Page
Gospel dancehall

WHAT dancehall has lost gospel has gained. Chevelle Franklyn and Papa San have crossed over to the gospel arena and are now churchgoers. However, the dancehall intrigue in terms of lyrics and stage demeanour remain in tact. Both artiste gave a...

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Can cow's milk allergy be cured?
Leave the young lady alone!