Gleaner reporter heads to DC
There is something about standing in the frigid sub-zero cold for hours that is not quite appealing to me, but there is something about beholding the unfolding of history that has made me decide to attend the inauguration of...
- Kilancholly killer to hang
- A bar of Barack
- Poll finds broad support for Obama
- St Bess on the way to providing better care for the homeless
- Quarantine station reopened
Allen perfect man for the job - SDA leaders
Leaders of the West Indies Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists yesterday dismissed claims that the faith of Dr Patrick Allen, governor general designate, would conflict with duties of state.
- Palisadoes road repairs cost increases
- Cop involved in carnal abuse case denied bail
- Stewart's lawsuit dismissed
- Transformation programme reaches out to Clarendon - Al Miller meets with area dons
- Across the nation
- Mormon witness quietly grows in Ja
St Ann Bauxite to lay off 150 workers
St Ann Bauxite Limited (SABL) announced yesterday that approximately 150 positions, or about 20 per cent of its workforce, would be made redundant during the first quarter of 2009.
Kerr glides into action tomorrow
Errol Kerr, the 22-year-old who will represent Jamaica in ski cross at the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, Canada, will glide into action tomorrow at the Lake Placid Freestyle World Cup, scheduled for Whiteface Mountain, New...
- Bernard grabs two on rain-hit first day
- Top schools set for showdown at Kirkvine
- Wallace included in 'A' Team - source
- Rickayba hard to deny
- A Town, Spring in big clash
- Teams shooting for spots in Open League quarter-finals
- Juici Patties score big win
- Quality performances expected at Douglas Forrest Invitational
- Taking swimming to the next level
- What makes SwimJamaica different - Keisha's story
- Hero's welcome for Montserrat's Baker
- PERFORMER OF THE WEEK: In Gavin Wallace's web
- IN YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD
- 'Bassa' gets the last laugh
- Big four take the spotlight
- Give U-20s maximum backing
- Hinds misses ton but Barbados rally
No hasty gas-tax decision
There can be few other six-letter combinations which cause hackles to rise in Jamaica like 'gas tax'.
LETTER OF THE DAY - Place cess on construction aggregates
The Editor, Sir: Minister Mike Henry's recent proposal that a cess be levied on petroleum to generate funds for road repairs is interesting and timely.
- Enforce music ban on buses
- Appalled at GG's critics
- Good move on survey data
- Obama's ascendancy, seismic power shift
- A ray of hope
Innovations could spur video game evolution in 2009
LOS ANGELES (AP): Don't hit that pause button just yet. Despite the tanking economy and an increasing number of video game-industry layoffs, many believe 2009 will be a year of evolution for games.
Nine for '09'
The trick to spicing up any wardrobe is to invest in signature pieces.
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