Jamaica Gleaner News- News - Thursday

Tickets to a concert, a dinner buffet, collecting food stamps. These are things people don't generally mind standing in line for. Paying taxes? Not so much. At the Revenue Services Centre, along the Mandela Highway in St Catherine, the doors are about to open for the day...

Stick to Killancholly facts, judge tells jurors

Senior Puisne Judge Marva McIntosh began her summation to the jury yesterday at the trial of 35-year-old security guard Jeffrey Perry, who is charged with the murder of three children at Killancholly, St Mary, in January...

Thursdaytalk - HOTTEST TOPICS ON THE COCKTAIL CIRCUIT

Another stew 1. The disgraced one is said to be prowling the corridors of power, advising all who will listen that it is his time now, and so contracts should not be sent to tender but that they should be automatically given...

Man slain in front of family

WESTERN BUREAU: As the sun was slowly setting behind the clouds in Logwood, Hanover, Tues-day, Joy Gray sat on her murdered son's Yamaha RX100 bike gazing steadfastly at his photos. Fighting back tears, she remembered Richard Farrier as cheerful...