Lead Stories
'Boulevard' project delayed again

The problem-plagued Washington Boulevard project, already six months behind schedule, seems destined to miss its revised October 31 deadline.

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Tighter security for Seaga
Allman Town project looking up
Court rules in favour of axed Special Constables
Community policing to target crime in Caribbean

News
West Kingston Enquiry - Intensity of gunbattle made JDF soldiers nervous
Three Jamaica Defence Force (JDF) soldiers appeared yesterday before the West Kingston Commission of Enquiry.

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Removing illegal taxis

Business
Lotteries commission chairman confirmed
Executive chairman of the Betting, Gaming & Lotteries Commission (BGLC), Mr. John Thompson, was confirmed in his post on October 12, by Finance Minister Dr. Omar Davies.

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Producers Group chairman clears the air

Sport
Jonathan Grant take charge in Group 1

Jonathan Grant jumped to the top of Group one in the second round of the Manning Cup football competition with a 2-1 win over Jamaica College yesterday.

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Top amateurs tee off in Corporate Champs Tym Glaser
Melbourne XI meet Shaw Park
daCosta berths on the line
Todd has right Profile

Commentary
Editorial - Safeguarding the election process
Mr. Danville Walker, the Director of Elections, in cranking up the general election machinery, has warned that he is on a mission to prevent political activists from hijacking the polls on election day.

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Hard to live in an uncaring society

Letters
Letter of the day - The financing of criminals in Jamaica
THE EDITOR, Sir: The embattled Government and security forces appear to be losing the fight against crime here in Jamaica.

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Developer woos support for the environment
JLP, PNP have failed Jamaica
Putting party before country
An insult to Marcus Garvey
Reshuffling 'jokers' in the Cabinet
Leader's weakness and a lack of accountability

Entertainment
Music mellowed UTech's soul-searching talks

Light entertainment mixed with soul-searching talks, was the main focus of the 'reasoning' session held at UTech yesterday.

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How multiculturalism affects the arts

Farmer's Weekly
Cassava farmers to benefit from research
Cassava farmers stand to benefit from ongoing research in cassava cultivation, being carried out simultaneously at the Bodles Research Centre in St Catherine and in several parishes across the island.

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More pesticides imported

Religion
Readers' response - Islaam is...
One of the commonest charges brought against Islaam historically and as a religion by Western writers is that it is a religion that promotes terrorism and violence.

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Holy Childhood goes 'Back to Basics'
Portmore church celebrates 27th anniversary

Real Estate
The pride of Port Maria

From an unused shell to a modern day edifice meant both to capture and expose the artistic talent of St. Mary, the Port Maria Civic Centre (PMCC) stands transformed, as a replica of its Georgian beginnings.

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Acknowledge our worth - engineers

Lifestyle
This postman rings up National Honours

He found $3 million in a postal bag, but returned it all to the Government.

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Day out - A Kingston experience