Air Jamaica cancels most flights to US - Low bookings due to anniversary of terrorist attacks
THE COUNTRY'S national airline, Air Jamaica, has been forced to cancel about 70 per cent of its United States-bound flights on the anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks.

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Historic gathering of Rastafarians
SCOTT'S PASS Nyahbinghi Centre in Clarendon, Jamaica was the venue for a historic collective reasoning of Rastafari mansions and organisations on August 31. The gathering was convened by the Ethiopian Peace Foundation (EPF) for reasoning on plans for...

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Gleaner reporters top Fair Play awards
Golding's gateway to Gov't
Working at 'Ground Zero' - A Jamaican structural engineer reflects on September 11
Poll-taking over the airwaves
'We were wrong about 1986 cess'

Dollar strengthens after intervention
VIGOROUS ACTION by the Bank of Jamaica has arrested the slide in the local currency. The Jamaican dollar has appreciated in value since the Bank of Jamaica (BoJ) increased the interest rates on its 90-day and 120-day ...

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Tourism sputters as hotels slash prices
Manufacturers/exporters still hurting
Globalisation already on our roads!
Angel's Fashion - supporting small traders
Only 'guesstimates' for Kingston lockdown cost
A fix for small farmers

'Charlie' run over Waterford
CAPTAIN MARCELINO Blackburn and Kimarley Campbell scored hat-tricks in Charlie Smith's 10-0 drubbing of Waterford in their opening Pepsi-Sports Plus Manning Cup football game at the Tony Spaulding Sports Complex yesterday.

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No stopping 9.11 action - Tight security at major sporting events
How sport helped in a time of need
Pepsi Day coming at the Park

The tardy manifesto
PRIME MINISTER Patterson told The Gleaner's Editors Forum last Wednesday that there would be no surprises in the PNP manifesto in the sense of "things which are brand new". What is surprising, however, is that at this stage...

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Key election issues
Let's talk about issues

Needed - Urban managers!
THE EDITOR, Sir: NOWHERE IN the sensible world are Urban Planning and Management issues left to the hands of entrepreneurs and politicians. They might be the final word on what is operationalised, but the actual planning and strategy formulation...

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Real customer service beyond expectation
Do not dismiss free education
Why is it wrong?
Bring back the good music
Poor taste from the top
The final straw

Jamaicans did not disappoint at Caribbean Music Festival
NAGANO, Japan: JAMAICAN DANCE group the Stella Maris Ensemble and Trinidadian steel band the Caribbean Magic Steel Orchestra wowed patrons attending the inaugural Caribbean Music Festival in Nagano...

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Wyclef Jean and a little jerk for Hedonism III
Tucker to sing tribute

Breaking the cycle of violence
There's really no short-cuts in breaking the cycle of violence. Better parents will raise children who will become more functional members of society. A BRAIN OPEN and receptive to new information during the first two years...

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Peace and Love in Schools (PALS)
Desire and fear