Passion for education - Veteran teacher says every child can learn - Believes GSAT not meeting students' needs
She knows no other job but teaching. Lizette Morrison, principal of Tulloch Primary School, has been nurturing young minds for 40 years and would have it no other way. Morrison, who wanted to dedicate her life to caring for the sick, attempted to get into nursing school...
- US, Jamaican soldiers go Beyond the Horizon - Join forces in humanitarian battle to benefit thousands of locals
- PAC puts heat on fire service
- Fake cop was quite courteous - taxi driver
- Search intensifies for missing Special Olympian
- Opposition trying to topple Government of Jamaica through courts - PM
- Dover racer, wife murdered uptown
- Vaz's road to victory - We were outenumerated, outmanoeuvred and outstrategised - PNP official
- Voters back old favourites
- Party time - Vaz's emphatic win sparks street dance
- Mandela Park vending zone to get facelift
- National Reserves more than soldiers
- Recession deals and steals
- Connecting Jamaica to the world by cable
- FSC hosts third crime mitigation workshop
- Ignorance and giving
- Youth club goes back to school
- Lawyer suspended
Jehovah Jireh - Montego Bay church lavishes 'poor, needy' with love
WESTERN BUREAU: In an effort to help a multitude of persons through charity, one church in Montego Bay, St James, took a bold step last Saturday to provide clothes, food and medical care for more than 1,000 persons in the Second City. The initiative by the Meeting Place ...
- Piggy banks rattle for kids' education
- Catch the 'big fish' - Integrity watchdog wants anti-corruption drive
- 'Letter from Satan' - This is evil, says irate parent
- Fertiliser firm to dig in
- Bauxite bites bullet
- Illegal tomatoes go splat
- LIME gives $2m in wake of Martha's House fire
- Women set to WROC the boat
- Alleged murder conspirator remanded
- 'Write' of passage for journalists
- Atlanta-based group to build new clinic in MoBay
- Chest hospital completes repairs
- Irish pub enjoys successful first year - Patrons celebrate in true Jamaican style
- Youth spend the year on the elderly - Guns for drugs trade takes a hit
- Big-money project set for Portland farmers
FSC ready to welcome investment clubs - But limits membership to 20
Jamaica's Financial Services Commission (FSC) has laid out the broad criteria under which it would likely sanction investment clubs, including limiting membership to no more than 20, rather than the hundreds who paid money into the slew of unregulated schemes ...
- CaPRI weighs value of stimulus plan
- A split in Sagicor ranks - VP confirms departure
- ACS acquires e-Services Group for US$85m
- Taqa pays Marubeni US$320m for Carib assets
- JSIF goes 'green', a first in the region
- For $3,300, PriceSmart clients can access new credit card - But minimum $500,000 salary required
- DR gets liquidity support from IDB
- Family travel, remittance concessions downplayed by Cuba - Chides US policy shift as not going far enough
- World trade to fall 9% ... ending 26-year growth cycle
- Geithner seeks new powers over financial companies - Fed, Treasury chiefs face grilling in Congress
Jamaica hold on
The Combined Campuses and Colleges (CCC) tried and tried and tried, but in the end, there was no stopping leaders and champions Jamaica from securing a draw in their 11th-round WICB regional four-day cricket clash at Sabina Park yesterday....
- Avabelle to foil duo's bid for hat-trick
- Bridgmohan lands four wins in two days
- Boys' Town get big chance
- ISSA concerned about stadium for Champs
- Koertzen says Jamaican's exit leaves experience gap
- Jamaica head teams in Pool D
EDITORIAL - Bungling incompetence by Montego Bay police
Were it not so potentially dangerous, the Montego Bay case of the fake cop would be grand comedy. And perhaps it can still be, once the responsible people have been held accountable, and appropriately sanctioned, and we are sufficiently removed from the affair...
LETTER OF THE DAY - Wasting time in fight for power
The Editor, Sir: It seems so much was at stake in the West Portland by-election that the nation's top brass had to leave pressing matters in Kingston to spend days campaigning in the east. I understand the significance of the election to both major political parties...
- Citizenship arrogance
- Focus on values, not academics
- Non-traditionals leading the way
- Roadside phalluses
- Respect law and order
- St James police need overhauling
- More honest 'finders' needed
- Be guided by morals
- No trust for policein Montego Bay
- At mercy of bus drivers
Short Film Festival to be all-inclusive
Put 'film' and 'festival' together and chances are, lights as paparazzi click away at the stars, high-end cameras and the action of announcers ripping envelopes dramatically to say "and the winner is ..." are among the images that come to mind. ...
- Fun in the Son delights happy throng
- A web of spin masters in 'Can't Pay, Won't Pay'
- CMS PROFILES
- Something extra
Tanny gets her prize
To say that Tuesday, March 10, was a busy day for Tanica Plummer, winner of The Gleaner's Health section weight-management challenge, is nothing short of an understatement. Tanny (her pet name) was shuffling between consultations...
- Tanny's journal - March 5 to 13
- Tanny's exercise prescription
- What if I am fat anyway?
- 'Gully-creep' into a healthy body
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Taking local skills to the world - Skilled Jamaicans compete internationally
Eighteen-year-old Sashamoi Battick started her love affair with in cosmetology at Central High School in May Pen, where she says, 10th-grade teacher, Sharon Bissasor, motivated her class to believe that a career in this field was as meaningful as any other...
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