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Jamaica Gleaner Commentary
published: Saturday | August 27, 2005

Lighten our darkness
THE DECISION of the Office of Utilities Regulation (OUR), that consumers will have to pay some $457 million to help offset damage to the Jamaica Public Service (JPS) system in the wake of last September's Hurricane Ivan has not gone down well with the...

Memories of the train
WHEN THE first train ran from Kingston to Spanish Town, St. Catherine, in 1845, Jamaica became the first country outside of North America and Europe to have a railway service. Today, that service is no more. - Hartley Neita
















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