Glitches dog new immigration system
IMMIGRATION OFFICIALS are reserving the stamp of approval on the new US$2 million high-tech computerised immigration system which they have begun testing at the island's two main airports.

Garbage dispute settled
THE COLLECTION and disposal of garbage throughout the Corporate Area should be back to normal today following the settlement of a dispute between the executive of the National Solid Waste Management Authority (NSMWA) and the Riverton...

Three St Elizabeth schools receive gifts
BLACK RIVER: FOUNDER OF the CHILD Foundation, Dr. Glasceta Honeyghan, and members of the Boston Chapter of the organisation, recently presented a gas stove, a cheque for $90,000 and a copier machine to three St. Elizabeth schools.

Residents urged to store water for emergency use
AS THE 2004 hurricane season progresses, Peter Knight, Director of the Ministry of Health's Environmental Health Unit is urging persons who store water for domestic use, to ensure that supplies are safe for drinking and preparing meals....