Fire guts Negril hotel
WESTERN BUREAU: A MYSTERY fire partially destroyed the Tigress II Hotel in the Negril West End early yesterday morning, leaving losses estimated at $15 million. The popular small hotel was not insured.
Lady Bustamante hospitalised
THE MOST Honourable Lady Gladys Bustamante, 91-year-old widow of Sir Alexander Bustamante, National Hero and Jamaica's first prime minister, was on Saturday hospitalised at the Tony Thwaites wing of the University Hospital of the West...
Spring Break to rake in US$25m
WESTERN BUREAU: THE NATION'S tourism industry is poised to earn an estimated US$25 million this year as a result of the 20,000 spring-breakers expected to converge on the country from February 21 to April 4, 2004.
UWI honours Nettleford
ON FRIDAY evening, alumni, educators, friends and colleagues of Professor Rex Nettleford, vice-chancellor of the University of the West Indies (UWI), Mona, St. Andrew gathered to honour him.
A family torn by death
A LOVING father, a concerned community member, a jovial friend and an honest police officer. These are some of the words used to describe Senior Superintendent (SSP) Lloyd 'Tony' McDonald, who was murdered in Kingston on Friday night.
Adams cleared
THE POLICE Service Commission (PSC) has cleared Senior Superintendent (SSP) Reneto Adams of any wrongdoing associated with his recent press interviews.
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