Lead Stories
EOJ purges voters list - Cops to get multiple registered names

THE ELECTORAL Office of Jamaica (EOJ) yesterday carried out its threat to publish the names of hundreds of persons who were found to have been enumerated more than once, but who refused to attend recent public sittings which gave them the chance...

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14-year-old American helps J'can students
Jones seeks support of surgeons on CCJ
Seaga urges J'cans abroad to invest
Jamalco restarts reclamation project

News
Floods ravage St Thomas
MORANT BAY: RAIN ACCOMPANIED by heavy winds which lashed the parish between Friday night and throughout the day on Saturday pulled down power lines, blocked roads and left extensive damage to roadways.

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Cops find hairclips of kidnapped girl
Cops say no suspects in businessmen killings
Cops find shelter at community hospital
Lecturer criticises PERF report

Business
Shortage of funds hits JSIF
CLAREMONT, St. Ann: MANAGING DIRECTOR of the Jamaica Social Investment Fund (JSIF), Scar-lette Gillings, said that although the organisation usually spend a maximum of $14 million on any given project, they were actually spending between $8 million to...

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New Insurance Act being drafted
Draft bill in final stages

Sport
Kingston win Senior Cup

KINGSTON won the Rothmans Surrey Senior Cup cricket title for the first time in 17 years when they played to a no-result with St. Thomas in their rain-affected 11th and final round match which ended at Goodyear Oval yesterday. Having picked up one...

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Hazard officials ejected, Super League semi blown off
WICB to take plan to the region
Walker surprised at beating Hemmings
Walsh/Ambrose XI score exciting victory

Commentary
Pricing farm produce
JAS CHIEF Executive Robert Reid has drawn attention to a seeming anomaly between what farmers are paid for their produce and the prices at which such produce reach the consumer. The observation is far from new, having been articulated by the JAS and...

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Standards of right and wrong
Return to El Dorado
The licence to gamble
Spa day at Strawberry Hill

Letters
Letter of the Day - Shearer's service to Jamaica
THE EDITOR, Sir: TIME LIMITATIONS and circumstances did not allow me to make a presentation in Parliament on Tuesday, but I feel impelled to write this letter before the week is past.

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Telephone competition good for Ja
Carol Johnson
A victim of rape speaks out
Saving the generation of the 'Living Lost'

Entertainment
Music bug bites Susan Cadogan

THE MUSIC bug has again bit librarian Susan Cadogan and she is about to move from behind her desk at the University of the West Indies Library onto the stage for Heineken Startime Series at Mas Camp Village, Kingston on Saturday, May 26. In 1974 Jerry...

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Tastee, major sponsor for Pop Song Contest

Flair
Queen Mother For A Day - Grace Stephens gets the Royal treatment

Back in April we asked readers to celebrate the most wonderful woman in your lives by crowning her Queen For a Day. We asked you to tell us, in 200 words or less, why your mother deserved the royal treatment -- spa, hairstyle, makeup, manicure/pedicure...

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Weekend visits and potty training
10 questions for Rose Campbell - President, Chief Executive Officer of Caymanas Track Limited (CTL)
On My Mind - Waking up is hard to do

Star Page
2001 Pop Song Contest CD launched

THE official launch of the Jamaica Cultural Development Commission (JCDC) Popular Song CD introduced the 10 finalists and cuts from their songs at Christar Villas, Kingston, last Friday. The 10 finalists are Bayaford Gwan go Wok; Barry and Friends...

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Rita Marley records with Wyclef Jean
Children beating parents