Civil courtesies and the police
THE EDITOR, Sir: ON FEBRUARY 5, 2002 at approximately 12:15 p.m. I proceeded along East Street, coming to a stop at the front of the third lane at the traffic lights, then lighted red, which intersects with North Street.
Frustrated with RGD
THE EDITOR, Sir: ON DECEMBER 4, 2000: I submitted a completed status form at the RGD office at Twickenham Park to complete the registration of the birth of my baby that was born on October 31, 2000, at UHWI. The birth entry number BY 2514 was listed...
'I am your Valentine Ms Richards'
THE EDITOR, Sir: WHILE IN a meeting on Tuesday February 12, 2002 with the Minister of Transport & Works discussing repairs to roads in Mona & Mountain Terrace, your Letter of the Day was read to me.
The beauty of Patois
THE EDITOR, Sir: I AM a Ghanaian living and working in Jamaica for a couple of years now. It is with much pride and hope for the future that I write to 'big up' Kala Nneka Grant, after reading her letter on Patois as a liberating language in the...
JLP will win the general election
THE EDITOR, Sir: WITH ALL due respect to Mr. Anderson, his poll does not reflect the feeling that we are getting on the ground in Central Manchester. No Sir, the JLP are way ahead and will win the next General Election.
Writer is clueless
THE EDITOR, Sir: H. BURKE has no clue of what black history is about...let him read Carter G. Woodson, the founder of Black History Week that later became a month.
Scotia Bank, gluttons for more profits
THE EDITOR, Sir: I READ with interest the supplement in the Sunday Gleaner of the January 27 regarding The Bank of Nova Scotia.
Preserving Long Mountain
THE EDITOR, Sir: I READ yesterday the comments of Mr Martin Henry. As an America visitor and business investor...
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