Lead Stories
KSAC corruption probe ordered

LOCAL GOVERNMENT Minister, Arnold Bertram has ordered an investigation into allegations that building applications are missing at the Kingston and St. Andrew's Corporation (KSAC). Deputy Mayor, Larel Thomas, has been asked to submit a report to the...

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Gang war erupts - Security forces come under fire as rival
Twomey axed
Protests threaten Alpart's operations
Sectoral debate to open today

News
Lasco suit dismissed
A 29-YEAR-OLD mechanic who sued Lascelles Chin, chairman of Lasco Foods Ltd., to recover $14 million in damages for injuries he suffered in a motor vehicle accident, left the Court of Appeal empty-handed yesterday. The Court upheld a Supreme Court...

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Orr to head anti-corruption commission
'Normal' hurricane season predicted
Developing young leaders
Feud over 18-y-o's death

Business
Call for better 'green' management
DR. ULRIC "Neville" Trotz, project manager of Caribbean Planning for Adaptation to Global Climate Change (CPACC) in Barbados, yesterday called for action on ways to change the region's approach to management of the environment to ensure its...

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Bakers, JBS at odds

Sport
Melbourne rue rivals' tactics
DETHRONED champions Melbourne are quietly seething after losing their Rothmans Surrey Senior Cup title by a point to Kingston Cricket Club at the weekend. The Derrymore Road-based Club has questioned the "assistance" arch-rivals Kingston gave...

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Tivoli Stars dunk Wizards
Saints, Westmoreland plunder rural Cup titles
Peace & Love enters the Derby reckoning
Truly deserving winners

Commentary
Liguanea lands
LAST WEDNESDAY, Maurice Facey was inducted into the PSOJ Hall of Fame. Part of Maurice Facey's many achievements, which has earned him the highest honour which the Jamaican private sector can bestow, is his contribution to the creation of New Kingston.

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Kingston vs Montego Bay
And man created God
Continuing the con game

Letters
Letter of the Day - Knight clarifies prison plans
THE EDITOR, Sir: THE GLEANER/Don Anderson poll reported on page A2 of The Gleaner of Friday May 18, 2001 may well be an accurate reflection of the views of persons polled having regard the question posed. However, the question itself may not have...

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Garbage on the road to St Thomas
KPH staff doing a remarkable job
Enlightened dons
Kimballe Campbell
In praise of Walsh
Davies had to attend Haggart's funeral

Entertainment
'Messenjah' Luciano shares stage with Chuck Berry

SUN FEST is one of the 10 largest festivals in the United States and it is the largest on the south-eastern coast. It has been held each year in West Palm Beach, Florida, for the past 15 years. It pulls an annual average crowd of 350,000 persons over a...

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Black achievers in Canada awarded

Youth Link
Yeaaaaaah Alozade!

MOST JAMAICAN male artistes try to mimic those that are already hot in the business. Then eventually they try to break into their own. The young talented Michael Sterling a.k.a Alozade of the Hagley Park community did quite the opposite, he came on...

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All abuzz about scripps - Howard spelling bee contest
Bringing back the good times
Randa 16-year-old call girl
Fun, song and xsytment

The Shipping Industry
SAJ worker retires after 34 years

IT WAS a grand affair at the Shipping Association of Jamaica recently, as the management and staff of the Association paid tribute and bade farewell to long-standing worker, Hermine Malcolm, who retired on March 30, 2001, after giving 34 years of...

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Japanese surveyor joins MAJ

Star Page
Selling at the Papine Market for 23 years and loving it

MARILYN Nicholson has been selling at the Papine Market for the past two decades and she enjoys it. "I have been selling for the past 23 years here and I must add that I like selling here," she told THE STAR.

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Who rules? Artistes, managers not clear on their roles