Remains found at dump Senior
police investigators and pathologists are to visit a site at the Martins Hill
Dump in Manchester this morning after the possible remains of missing couple Richard
and Julia Lyn were found at the location yesterday evening.
Maroons join fight to save Cockpit Country WESTERN
BUREAU: Colonel of the Accompong Maroons in St. Elizabeth, Sidney Peddie, has
joined the fight against mining in the Cockpit Country, which they call home.
Court upholds 'cease and desist' order against Olint
The Supreme Court has dismissed
the application brought by Olint Corporation Limited and LewFam Trading Limited
against the Financial Services Commission, which sought to nullify the cease and
desist order served on the entities by regulators in March.
VMBS ends Champs run The
Victoria Mutual Building Society (VMBS) yesterday announced the end of its 14-year
association with the Inter-Secondary Schools Sports Association (ISSA) Boys' and
Girls' Athletics Championships.
Investment at risk Jamaica's
expectations of a contracted supply of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from Trinidad
have been stymied by an apparent cancellation of this arrangement by that country's
National Gas Company (NGC).
LETTER OF THE DAY - Road Code needs to be modified
The Editor,Sir: I believe that
the year 2007 should be one in which the existing Road Code and associate laws
are modified to be more in keeping with the current usage of the road.
Howzzat! Pantomime bowls off The
66th Little Theatre Movement National Pantomime Howzzat! opened on Tuesday night,
Boxing Day. Writer Barbara Gloudon, decided to put cricket on stage coinciding
with the ICC Cricket World Cup 2007 in the Caribbean.
... life - Ashamed about schizophrenia Dear,
Counsellor: I have been diagnosed with schizophrenia for the past five years.
It is difficult to cope with mental illness. I am embarrassed and ashamed to let
people know that I am sick. Sometimes, I don't take my medication...
Crowds greet Prime Minister MOGADISHU
(Reuters): Somalia's prime minister swept into Mogadishu in an armoured convoy
yesterday a day after his Ethiopian-backed forces drove Islamist rivals from the
city they had ruled by sharia law since June.
