Mona Heights teachers weep for slain colleague

Tears flowed unchecked from the face of Nicole Wallace, a young grade one teacher of the Mona Heights Primary School as Education Minister Ronald Thwaites offered words of comfort.But even Thwaites' soothing words were not able to ease the despair...

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• Ministry pushes LED bulbs to cut energy bill
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Hospitality Jamaica

Make the historic Cuba Cruise.

Filing for a spouse

Dear Mrs Walker-Huntington, My spouse was filed for, however, we got married during the process. I obtained a visitor's visa so we could be together as often as possible...

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• End secrecy re Goat Islands port development - JET

'Supplements are not regulated' - Sports minister issues caution to athletes

KINGSTON (JIS):Minister with responsibility for sport, Natalie Neita Headley, is urging athletes to exercise caution when taking dietary supplements, noting that some of these substances can compromise their...

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New software battle coming to smart TVs - More choice and confusion for next generation of TVs

At least three new software systems were announced Monday for Internet-connected television sets, which let viewers watch Internet video and interact with friends online on the big screen.The new smart...

• Airlines forecast profits to jump to record high

'Rosie' blooms for Barrington Levy

Reggae superstar Barrington Levy is pleased with response to his latest single, Rosie, which hit FM radio a few days ago.

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Get the facts right, Editor

I deem it necessary to respond in a fulsome way to your editorial of Sunday, January 5, 2014, in which you seek, once again, to deliberately marginalise the achievements of the previous Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) administration....

• It's time to fix our own mess
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Tessanne right on roads

THE EDITOR, Sir:Like any patriotic Jamaican, I was left pink in the face when I heard Tessanne Chin say Jamaican roads are the worst.

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Tuesday talk

Freeloaders - 1.What kind of organisation would request 25 complimentary tickets for a charity event, especially one to benefit children?

Authorities work to curb sex trafficking before Super Bowl

EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ (AP):Law-enforcement agents in New Jersey have redoubled efforts to fight what they worry could be one of the biggest menaces to come with next month's Super Bowl: sex trafficking...

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