Jamaica Gleaner - Outlook - Sunday

Miss Jamaica Global 2012 Groves aims to set up girls' camp

Seventeen-year-old Clare Groves on Saturday was crowned Miss Jamaica Global 2012 at the Montego Bay Convention Centre in Montego Bay emerging ahead of 20 other girls who entered this year's competition.

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Are we headed towards the int'l political graveyard?

Dears, Can we talk? My daahlings, if ever there were any doubts about the fact that the economic way forward for economies such as that of Jamaica is the Keynesian model, then they only need to take another look at...

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The GEM inside - Children's pantomime start of three-year project

Beyond the song and dance, the time machine with twirling dials and cute child with folded Gleaner who opens the stage action, the smoke machine and cop costumes, very serious business is afoot at the Courtleigh Auditorium, New Kingston, during Child Month.

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Earle and Wilson open their doors

On the gloomy Saturday evening of April 28, André Earle and Karen Wilson welcomed specially invited guests and persons of the media to the launch and official opening of their new law firm Earle and Wilson, Attorneys at Law, Notaries Public, Mediators on Ardenne Road, St Andrew.

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Cheers Teach!

IT was like back to school for some of LIME's top executives. But in a good way. For Teachers' Day they said 'thank you' to a handful of their favourite teachers.

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Charitable Mixer

With the rainy clouds dispersed, it was a beautiful Sunday afternoon that was the backdrop for a very worthwhile charitable event.

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Indians celebrate in the rain

The rains came in torrents and left the field at Chedwin Park, St Catherine, under mud and water. But that didn't deter the hundreds of patrons who turned out for the National Council for Indian Culture in Jamaica's Indian Arrival Day and Roti Festival on Sunday, May 6, at Chedwin Park, St Catherine.

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Sex lessons my mother taught me

Mothers are special and as I celebrate the life of my mother, Rubertha, who recently made her transition at 92, I can recall her dedication to educating my brother and I about all aspects of our development, including...