Scotiabank donates millions to education
THE SCOTIABANK Jamaica Foundation is donating $14 million to the Hugh Shearer Foundation and the Point Hill Diagnostic Reading Centre in St. Catherine, to fund educational programmes.

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Green light to challenge bus award
NWC deposits funds for road repairs
NCB reports big boost in profits
Gov't to implement Information Act Jan 5
'Pull those CCJ bills'

GLEANER HONOUR AWARD NOMINEE Professor Ishenkumba A. Kahwa Seeking to develop science in Jamaica
PROFESSOR KAHWA is well known in Jamaica for the work that he has done on the handling and disposal of asbestos.

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Johnson wants probe into overpayment issue
UWI lecturer wants more awareness on CCJ
Sp Town businessman seeks court remittance
CHASE takes Edna Manley dancing
Local agri-sector on the rebound - Clarke
Traffic changes in St Ann for Xmas holidays
Wounded councillor gets happy return
No word on consultants freeze
MegaMart officially opens

Spanish Town outskirts to get new plaza - Angels to open in March 2004, Cost - $350 million

THE St. Catherine community of Crescent District on the outskirts of Spanish Town is well known for the Angels Housing Schemes built by New Era Homes Ltd. These houses stand out in the community with their dark cream colouring and red tile roofs.

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Role of entrepreneurship in development
JLC sees gross revenues of $1.5b

It's an honour to lead Ja - Breese
NEW JAMAICA cricket captain Gareth Breese anticipates challenging times ahead but says it is an honour to lead his country.

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Terms announced for Ricketts' signing
Champion Melody looks good
Congratulations to JRC
Lara returns to top position
One of the master's masterpieces

Watch those buses!
THE ALARMING accident statistics recorded by the buses of the Jamaica Transit Company(JUTC) should not surprise the average user of the streets of the Corporate Area.

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Duppy awards (Part I)
Christmas on the farm
'Tis the season for begging

Why competition beats monopoly
THE EDITOR, Sir: WE NEED to infuse competition into the provision of the services that our utility companies are now providing; the old monopolistic structures are no longer adequate to deliver the kinds of products and services consumers need.

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Sandals policy is not illegal
Irony knows no bounds
Parliament is not a 'dead house'
Ten years of anaemia
What type of billing system exists at JPS?
Sour grapes?
Thanks
Overpayment figure incorrect

Gospel names, anointed or appointed?
IN THE world of gospel music, most solo artistes use the name on their birth certificates onstage as well. On the contrary, your birth name just might not cut it on the secular scene.

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Gifts for stylish men