Jamaica Gleaner Outlook
Published: Monday Sunday | November 22, 2009
CPJ, Maco: double celebration
WHAT THEY WORE
Dears, it had all the trappings of a red-carpet event, save for the carpet itself.But that did not detract from the fact that the event was one very swanky do, boasting all the elements of smasheroni, and then some!... Read More...
Hart and Tyler: the rudder and the energy
They are the dynamic duo behind the highly successful Caribbean Producers Jamaica (CPJ), and on Saturday, November 14, their 15th anniversary series of parties continued at New Kingston's fabulous Spanish Court Hotel. Read More...
A touch of culture
On Thursday, November 12, First Global bank showed how much its customers are appreciated by hosting a customer appreciation event titled, A Touch of Culture, at The Jamaica Pegasus hotel in New Kingston. Read More...
Mandeville lay magistrates urged to earn trust
Attorney General and Minister of Justice Senator Dorothy Lightbourne has called on justices of the peace to be mindful of the trust placed in them by those whom they serve. Read More...
Two reasons to celebrate
Dr. Kimberly Martin, daughter of retired assistant commissioner of police Arthur 'Stitch' Martin and Norma Heywood, graduated from the University of the West Indies on November 7, with degrees in medicine and surgery. Read More...
It's Christmas in November!
It was Christmas in November for the Insurance Association of Jamaica on Saturday, November 14, and the theme was red and black at the Constant Spring Golf Club. Read More...
DOCTOR'S ADVICE; Worried about her mother
WHAT THEY WORE
WITH THE hectic pace of the annual Gleaner-sponsored Restaurant Week, its creator, Stephanie Scott, must have had some wardrobe challenges. Read More...
ASK MOLLY
Q: What do you think about a person wearing dark glasses to a formal event or to an evening function? I think it's in poor taste and shouldn't be emulated. Read More...
The language of sex (Pt 2)