'Criminal networks school recruits' - Commissioner says educated persons working in organised establishments
WESTERN BUREAU: POLICE COMMISSIONER Lucius Thomas says the nation's educational institutions are being corrupted by established criminals who are using them as training centres for persons they intend to utilise in the furtherance of their criminal...

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Programme to keep boys in schools get under way
Programme to keep boys in schools get under way

Flash flood warning remains in effect
MORE RAINS are expected today and the flash flood warning remains in effect for low-lying and flood prone areas as a tropical wave, which has been producing adverse weather conditions, remains in the vicinity of the island.

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$367 million spent to fight HIV last year
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No functioning fire hydrants in Spaldings
SPALDINGS, Clarendon: THERE IS a burning issue in the town of Spaldings. Residents and business operators in and around the town are incensed that there are no working fire hydrants in the fast-developing rural town.

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Tufton sworn in as senator

Asafa trots to easy win
WORLD 100 metres record holder Asafa Powell trotted home in 10.56 seconds to win his first round heat in the Supreme Ventures National Senior and Junior Athletics Championships at the National Stadium last night.

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Big four in Super Cup showdown
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Governmental neglect
THE CASE of 62-year-old Viola Barrett should not be allowed to go the same route as others like hers in the recent past. The Gleaner reported on Thursday that neither Ms. Barrett, described as a once highly successful farmer of Elderslie, St. Elizabeth...

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A formula for greatness

LETTER OF THE DAY - In the middle of war in Spanish Town
THE EDITOR, Sir: I LIVE in a community that is splat in the middle of a war. It is sandwiched by two feuding communities; we are often caught up in the cross ire.

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'Bauxite mining impacting negatively on agriculture'
WALDERSTON, Manchester: MINISTER OF Agriculture, Roger Clarke, has said that bauxite mining is impacting negatively on agricultural production in Manchester.

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100,000 visitors expected for Denbigh Agri Show