Bad bridge, good cops
THE EDITOR, Sir: I SINCERELY hope you will grant me the privilege of voicing my appreciation and dissatisfaction of incidents that happened to me during my recent trip to Jamaica...

Many against embassy site
THE EDITOR, Sir: THE RESIDENTS who held two demonstrations recently outside the proposed site for a new U.S. Embassy at Bamboo Pen are by no means only from Bamboo Avenue.

New P.O. excellent , but!
THE EDITOR, Sir: ON BEHALF of our senior citizens I commend the postal authorities on the new Liguanea P.O. which is located at the rear end of a shopping mall and is the furthest unit from the main road!...

Need more growth funds
THE EDITOR, Sir: THE MANAGING Director of Scotia Bank Jamaica, Mr. Bill Clarke, has announced the launch of a $1 billion fund dubbed the 'Scotia Jamaica Production Fund'.

Allow the competition to progress
THE EDITOR, Sir: IN RECENT weeks, I have read the disingenuous comments of individuals who seem to be perturbed by the Digicel-sponsored 'Rising Stars' competition.

Dangerous traffic hazard
THE EDITOR, Sir: I WOULD like to direct the KSAC to investigate the serious, dangerous traffic hazard that exists on West King's House Road/Kingsway in the vicinity of the Canadian High Commission.

The 'goat debate'
THE EDITOR, Sir: THE 'GOAT debate' in the Hanover Parish Council between Mayor Crooks and two councillors (Samuels and Gilpin) was hilarious. Only in Jamaica could we have had such a debate.

Rural gang activity
THE EDITOR, Sir: THE JAMAICAN press appears to be missing aspects of gang activity in the rural areas while I often read, hear and watch reports of violence in the urban areas.

Rewarding squatting
THE EDITOR, Sir: WITH REFERENCE to the article carried in The Gleaner 5/6/04 re: the relocation of the Portmore fish vendors. It seems to me one legacy of this Government is the legitimising of squatting.