In the print edition of the Gleaner, published: Saturday | January 24, 2009
Lead Stories

Jazz sparkles; Estelle thrills the audience
Western Bureau: British songbird Estelle stole the show at Thursday night's opening of the 2009 JAMAICA Jazz and Blues Festival which was held at The Aqueduct at Rose Hall, Montego Bay.

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News

Ryan Peralto is dead
RYAN PERALTO, the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) politician who figured prominently in the organisation's fiery spats of the 1990s, has died.

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Sport

Veronica Campbell-Brown: keeping pace with time
WINTER GARDENS, Florida:It is a cool mid-January afternoon when Veronica Campbell-Brown, husband Omar at her side, slips into a book store here.

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Commentary

Fear and the classroom
It is hardly surprising that the fear which pervades our society, where a significant proportion of the population is murdered annually, would filter into the classroom.

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Letters

LETTER OF THE DAY: Treat depressed police now
THE EDITOR, Sir:As crime and violence in Jamaica increases, our understaffed, overworked security force and Government struggle with the task of finding solutions for peace.

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Entertainment

'Benjamin Button' takes 13 Oscar noms
BEVERLY HILLS, California (AP):The romantic fantasy The Curious Case of Benjamin Button led Academy Awards contenders yesterday with 13 nominations, among them, best picture and acting honours for Brad Pitt and...

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Lifestyle

Boy, oh, boy ...I keep having girls
As he pondered his fate of having only girls, a broad smile spread across the 58-year-old dad's face.

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Let's Talk Life

LET'S talk ... LIFE: Whiz-kid
Dear Counsellor: I would like some tips on how to improve my son's grades.

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