Lead Stories
Storm watch - Chantal regroups in Carib
JAMAICA WAS placed on hurricane alert yesterday as Tropical Storm Chantal regrouped in the southern Caribbean after losing strength as it crossed the tiny islands of the Lesser Antilles. More Lead Stories
 Leaders upbeat after peace talks
NCDA, MAJ supports ganja decriminalisation
MoBay bus service for the disabled
News
Civic groups protest 'closed-door' peace talks
A SMALL group of about 30 protesters from several civic organisations took to the sidewalk outside Vale Royal in a peaceful protest yesterday to voice opposition to the "closed-door peace talks" between leaders of the island's two main political parties.. More News
Church groups support Dr Garnett Brown
Police Services Commission to meet on DPP's ruling
New US Ambassador designate sworn in
Business
NWC customers promised lower bills
NATIONAL WATER Commission customers should soon be seeing lower water bills, following the disbanding of a special tariff implemented to raise millions to finance acquisition of new equipment. The Office of Utilities Regulation (OUR) yesterday announced. More Business
Thermoplastics under new ownership
Sport
FOOTBALL:- Jermaine Johnson signs with Bolton
NATIONAL midfielder Jermaine Johnson is set to join his Jamaican counterpart, Ricardo Gardner at Bolton Wanderers in the English Premiership. More Sport
CRICKET:- Crucial clash for Jamaica
HORSERACING:- Get on Feanny's Rakkadash
Commentary
The bedroom boycott
WOMEN IN the southern Turkish village of Sirt may have set an important example for their sisters across the globe. According to an AP dispatch they have banished their men from the bedroom for a whole month until they provide running water for the... More Commentary
On the matter of 'tongues' - Is it a necessary experience?
Letters
Letter of the Day - The power of prayer
THE EDITOR, Sir: IN A recent letter to the Editor, Ms. Barbara Ellington describes the New Dawn Movement's call to observe a moment of two-minutes silence, in prayer, to herald a new beginning for Jamaica as an "empty gesture." More Letters
Street children programme is praiseworthy
It could be ganja to the rescue
Crime and the Prime Minister's legacy
Entertainment
Gospel concerts - To entertain or to win souls?
GOSPEL MUSIC is seen by some as a means of blessing persons and bringing Christ's message to the world. However, there are those who believe the message is now out of the music and these days it is just for entertainment. The music has grown in... More Entertainment
Youth listeners want more than drum and bass
Farmer's Weekly
Gov't to put brakes on agri imports
WESTERN BUREAU:THE CEASELESS calls to Government to dam the flood of imports of agricultural produce and safeguard the livelihood of thousands of local farmers, have pushed Government to consider legislation that will temporarily ... More Farmer's Weekly
Mushroom cultivation consultant visits Jamaica
Religion
DEBATE :- Christianity, another opium PART 1: RASTAFARIAN - Christianity has Jamaica asleep
WESTERN BUREAU:Opiate: A thing which soothes or stupefies; a drug containing, derived from, or resembling opium, usu. to ease pain or induce sleep. THE FAMOUS socialist statement on religion has ... More Religion
DEBATE :- Christianity, another opium PART 2: CHRISTIANITY - Time for a wake-up call
Marcus Garvey and the Methodist Church
Evaluate your life
Real Estate
Recycling effort paying off
THE RECYCLE for Life project is reporting success in its drive towards building a culture locally of recycling and litter reduction, following its launch last year. An industry coalition comprising private companies in the food, soft drink and beverage.. More Real Estate
URBAN AFFAIRS:- Planning and census 2001
Lifestyle
Finding your way in the 'Wilderness'
THERE is nothing modern and posh about the Wilderness Resorts, nestled in the hills above Ocho Rios (near the borders of St. Ann and St. Mary). More Lifestyle
A simple, unusual home
Lotto results for August 15, 2001
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