EDITORS' FORUM: Breezie Hill - A forgotten community
Mandeville, Manchester: For the more than 400 residents of Breezie Hill, the yam farming community remains a forgotten one as the deteriorating road conditions take a toll on their lives. Located 12 miles to the north of Christiana...
Mayor calls for bi-patisan talks on World Cup
Mayor of Kingston, Desmond McKenzie, says he will be pressing for the establishment of a bi-partisan committee of the Kingston and St. Andrew Corporation (KSAC) to discuss the capital's readiness for World Cup Cricket 2007.
Seba surprise Portmore
Seba turned in an efficient performance blanking Portmore United 2-0 in their Wray and Nephew National Premier League game at the Ferdie Neita Park yesterday. Goals by Kemar James in the 28th and substitute Delroy Ellis...
EDITORIAL - Poor state of urban planning
With regard to the sorry state of National Heroes Park, we have recently highlighted in these columns the ineptitude of this government in doing the little things, or doing them right.
LETTER OF THE DAY - Watching the PM in Gordon House 'hot seat'
The Editor, Sir: I watched with my mouth wide open at the TV news reports of the happenings in the House of Representatives last Tuesday. These are gentlemen and ladies with no respect for each other. Our Prime Minister must now realise...
Culture songs sprinkle marathon tribute
It was not 'A Night of Strictly Culture' in the sense of only songs delivered by the late Joseph 'Culture' Hill being done at the Ranny Williams Entertainment Centre on Friday, but there were sufficient to maintain the theme...
Local pioneer in autism
Ashlei Mcfarlane's interest in how the mind works has led her to become a pioneer of sorts in Jamaica. McFarlane is a psychologist specialising in children and adolescents with autism.
BARBADOS: Banana split - Region divided on issue
BRIDGETOWN (CMC): The individual member-countries of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) remain divided on the issue of bananas, one of the region's trade ministers said Saturday.
UNITED STATES: Rice says US safer since 9/11
WASHINGTON (AP): The United States is safer now than it was before the September 11, 2001 attacks, but must not relent in fighting terrorism in Iraq and elsewhere, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said yesterday.
