Lead Stories
US$20m more - North Coast Highway to be completed at a higher cost
DR. PETER Phillips, Minister of Transport and Works, said yesterday that the controversial segment one of the Northern Jamaica Development Project (North Coast Highway) will be completed by next March at a cost of US$45 million ($2 billion). This is...

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C&W ordered to pay Terrelonge $2.5m
Stronger petrol laws proposed
Int'l forum focuses on free trade issues
Paulwell not fully satisfied with C&WJ
PM endorses plans for umbrella youth organisation

News
Mourners pay tribute to Kerr-Jarrett

WESTERN BUREAU: FAMILY AND friends of Peter Francis Kerr-Jarrett yesterday packed the St. James Parish Church, Montego Bay, to pay their last respects to the man whose contribution to the development of the resort town encompassed education, religion...

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Facey for Hall of Fame
Cruise ship pull-out 'normal'
Bureau of Standards cuts group directors
Ex-policemen serving time

Business
Tourism development in Negril needs more attention

TOURISM DEVELOPMENT in Jamaica, more specifically Negril, must take place in tandum with the development of services for the workers in the industry and address environment concerns in the community.

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Air Jamaica pension fund settlement delayed
New valuation system at Customs, no change
St Elizabeth Co-operative Credit Union forging ahead

Sport
KC remain on top

KINGSTON College are still in front after three days of competition at the 2001 VMBS Boys and Girls Athletic Championships. At press time last night KC, after five finals, led with 45 points. Calabar High were second on 34 with Munro College next...

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Crunch time for Windies
Tivoli clip C. Spring 1-0
No stopping Vere
That special brand of excitement

Commentary
New impetus on AIDS
UNTIL NOW our political leaders have failed to take a lead role in tackling the AIDS crisis that has been affecting mostly young and productive members of society. It is true that our national HIV/AIDS programme is highly regarded internationally; but...

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'Infallible' political predictions
Rambling on about tobacco
More questions for Braeton
A city of dumps

Letters
Letter of the Day Ja the Carib jewel, but...
THE EDITOR, Sir: AS BEAUTIFUL as Jamaica is, it would not be my first choice as a tourist. As a people we are, in general, very friendly and accommodating. But there exists a minority that creates fear and resentment to ourselves, so how can we expect...

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Crime is out of control, not the police
Negril is blessed
Disappointed in commentary
Family of Ransford Hew
Curbing tourist harassment
Back talk - Reggae Boyz and Mexico
Chi-chi song a no-no

Entertainment
Excitement greets Luciano

TORONTO: LUCIANO, ONE of Jamaica's most prolific reggae artistes returned recently to Toronto, Canada and gave two memorable performances at the Opera House Theatre.

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Why does Negril draw Spring-breakers?
The best 'mix master' wins

ShowTime
Soca giants for Carnival
Soca giants come in for Carnival OVER 20 of the hottest soca singers and bands have been booked to perform in Jamaica for the 2001 Carnival Season, some on a cost-sharing concept.

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Yami Bolo upbeat about recent tour
'Feminine Justice' this weekend

Star Page
Kerry and Terry: double pleasure

SEVEN-YEAR-OLD identical twins, Kerry-Ann and Terry-Ann Talbert, can't help laughing at people who keep mistaking one for the other. These include taxi operators, their teachers, friends at school and can you imagine, their mother is also a victim.

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The Reids have golden memories
Find yourself another girl
No more! Charity must be delivered
Lifeline - Tetracycline -- a safe and effective antibiotic