Tourist anti-harassment programme in jeopardy
THE GOVERNMENT'S anti-harassment programme, designed to minimise the problem of visitor harassment in the resort towns, is in jeopardy, The Gleaner has learnt. Tourism interests have expressed strong opposition to reports that...
Chicken prices remain the same suppliers
TWO OF the island's major suppliers of poultry meat have rejected claims from a number of supermarket wholesalers that prices for local chicken parts have been increased. The suppliers say "there was no reason" for them to...
JLP, KSAC play blame game on vendors issue
WHAT STARTED out as a tribute to Leader of the Opposition, Edward Seaga, on his 40 years as a Member of Parliament, disintegrated for several moments into a jeering session among political rivals and discussion on a range...
Revised salaries for mayors, councillors
THERE WAS good news and bad news for Councillors at Tuesday's monthly council meeting of the Kingston and St. Andrew Corporation (KSAC). They learned that not only would repairs to the KSAC's Church Street headquarters...
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