'Unholy union' - Charter could sanction gay marriage in Jamaica - Christian lawyers
A GROUP of Christian attorneys and church leaders is fearful that proposed amendments to the Jamaican Constitution could, potentially, ban devotions in schools as well as permit homosexual marriage.

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Jamaica Gleaner fêtes pensioners
SPARKLING WINE, some mellow music and lip-smacking food helped keep spirits high as the Gleaner Company yesterday honoured some of its pensioners at a luncheon at the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel, New Kingston.

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Jamaica Money Market Brokers (JMMB) takes up Spanish
THE SPANISH-speaking Caribbean is the next stop for Jamaica Money Market Brokers (JMMB). In an exclusive interview with Wednesday Business, Keith Duncan, group chief executive officer, said that the company will be entering...

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Calabar, St George's to meet in U-16 final
DEFENDING CHAMPIONS Calabar High will meet St George's College in the ISSA/Malta Under-16 final after the teams posted 2-0 and 1-0 wins over Kingston College and Eltham High respectively at Campion College yesterday.

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Rivoli poised to advance
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Review doesn't bother King
Tae kwon do stars to 'Battle at the Boardwalk'
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More consultation, please
THERE MAY be many practical and rational reasons in the view of the local organisers for the Cricket World Cup to have schools in the vicinity of Sabina Park closed when matches are played in Kingston next year.

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The problem of entitlement
Remodelling Kingston
Valentine's Day and safe sex

LETTER OF THE DAY - Factors against inner-city commerce
THE EDITOR, Sir: WHILE INNER-CITY communities of the Kingston Metro-politan Area are densely populated with residents of a wide variety of income sources, business research has proven that many of the small inner-city communities...

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Fascism in Jamaica
Cruel young trees

Fashion's maestros hit the right notes
NEW YORK (AP): FASHION SHOWS are all about timing, hitting the right notes before the right audience and then building to a crescendo. That's what New York Fashion Week pulled off, with grand finales by some of the field's most accomplished maestros.

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'Pleasant Sunday Evening' at PCJ
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CPR - and then what? The sequel
IT MUST BE a well-kept secret that heart disease is this country's number one killer, accounting for about 30 per cent of deaths each year. (The average person in the street would perhaps identify violence as the number one killer.

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Trinidad confident of finding more natural gas
Port of Spain, Trinidad: TRINIDAD AND Tobago's Prime Minister Patrick Manning insists there is no need to worry about the supply of natural gas for planned projects while meeting its obligations to existing gas-based projects.

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T&T probes school sex assault claim