'Rooksie' gets bail in second murder case

Alleged gang leader Uriel 'Rooksie' James has been granted bail in relation to the second murder case against him.

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LIME donates computer to Harris twins

MAY PEN,Clarendon:BRIANNA AND Britannia Harris' dream of owning a computer is now a reality, after telecommunication provider LIME presented a brand new desktop computer system to the 11-year-old twin sisters at the May Pen Hospital on Tuesday, where Brianna is currently hospitalised.

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'I am done here'

WESTERN BUREAU:After four years of setting out a swimming programme specifically geared to spur the development of Olympic calibre swimmers in the western region; and after pooling all her life savings into that realisation, founder of the Blue Marlin Swim Club, Rosemarie Logan, is calling it quits.

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E-Dee doubles up in movie

Reggae artiste E-Dee has collaborated with I-Octane to record a song for the movie Out The Gate, which stars Oliver Samuels, Paul Campbell and, doing double duties, E-Dee. .

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CARICOM is dead

I refer to the article by Mr Ronald Mason published in The Gleaner on May 5, 2013 titled 'Kick CARICOM to the kerb'.

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'Homophobia' a misleading term

THE EDITOR, Sir:May 17 was observed as the Inter-national Day Against Homophobia.

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Harris leads restoration of Charles Gordon Market to former glory

WESTERN BUREAU:Up to a year ago, the Charles Gordon Market in Montego Bay was in a sordid state.

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