WHERE ARE THEY? Police seek help to locate missing persons
THE POLICE yesterday called for public assistance in locating five persons, including four teenagers, who have gone missing within the past three months. However, the information arm of the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) was hesitant to reveal...

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Facelift coming for 12 inner-city communities
How the squatters won
From 'Hell' to oasis... but will it last?
Montego Bay cop facing assault charges
Report: Unemployment figures show downward trend

GLEANER EDITORS' FORUM: Students tackle issues plaguing Jamaica
Several high schools students recently participated in one of our Editors' Forum. They discussed a range of issues. Below we share their thoughts on issues ranging from sex education, the role of the family to the problem of crime and violence...

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World Cup tickets online as of May I
Plans to upgrade attraction sites for World Cup Cricket
Churches offer spiritual advice in tiny bites
Educator calls for increased funds to boost early education

MONDAY INTERVIEW - Christopher Coleman: Building JamGuy with determination and sacrifice
CHRISTOPER COLEMAN is a Kingston Technical High School graduate who, fresh out of school, went to Jamaica Packaging where he gained valuable experience. But in school, he learnt a valuable life lesson...

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Agri Ministry moves to expand honey production
Not enough support from RADA - banana stake holders
Glendon Harris - first vice-president, Jamaica Agricultural Society - 'Not enough RADA extension officers available '
Thomas Burton - deputy executive director, Rural Agricultural Development Authority... we are there to serve all farmers
A woman committed to agriculture
I see myself as an investor - banana farmer

Lamey ensures 1-1 draw
A STUPENDOUS free-kick by Kevin Lamey yesterday capped a brilliant season for champions Waterhouse as they came from behind to draw 1-1 with runners-up Harbour View in their Wray and Nephew National Premier League game at Drewsland.

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A dozen gold for Jamaica
Just Some Thoughts for Easter Sprint
Wind wreaks havoc
Arnett thrash Constant Spring
Jamaica confirmed for Japan
Rivoli hold Boys' Town 0-0
Trinidad & Tobago in charge against Barbadoes
Champs dedicate title to Cargill
Villa sink Birmingham 3-1

Raiding the NIS fund
THE GOVERNMENT has announced that it intends to use $1 billion from the National Insurance fund to finance a small business development programme. While no one could quarrel with the need for such a programme, serious questions arise about the proposed...

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Taking responsibility for our children
Readiness for cricket
Immigrants in America

LETTER OF THE DAY - Wanted: A 'Crusade for Righteousness'
THE EDITOR, Sir: MAY I begin by congratulating the new Prime Minister for two things - for wisdom and for courage. I congratulate her for wisdom in choosing to place her political leadership firmly on the basis of reliance on Christ.

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Re: 'Mentally ill in prison'
Carl Stone 's formula
Palisadoes Road again
Desperate Haitian

A tradition lingers on
THE NATIONAL Dance Theatre Company's (NDTC) Easter Sunday A Morning of Movement and Music tradition continued yesterday at the Little Theatre on Tom Redcam Avenue. The morning featured choreography by Rex Nettleford, Monika Lawrence,...

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Scary Movie 4 tops box office
BEACH JOUVERT 2006 - A BOX OF CHOCOLATE

JAMAICAN HONOURED IN GEORGIA - Granted 'Inspiring Excellence' award
JAMAICAN NATIONAL Elaine Bryan, was recently awarded the Judge Glenda Hatchett 'Reach For A Better Future: Inspiring Excellence' Education Mentoring Award. Mrs .Bryan is the first and only recipient of this award in the state of Georgia.

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Amoy Moulton takes the crown - First Miss Jamaica Global International
CARMEN LUSAN trust fund launched
Concealment of birth
Port Morant All-Female Kumina Group
WOMEN UNDER ATTACK
FLIRTY SPRING COLOURS
Is he ready for marriage?
NICOLE GREY IN ESSENCE

CHINA: Hu Jintao urges leaders to agree to new talks
BEIJING (AP): CHINESE PRESIDENT Hu Jintao urged Taiwan's leaders yesterday to agree to new talks, while calling the island's independence advocates a danger to the region's peace.

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