The bushy traffic islands
THE EDITOR, Sir: THERE ARE three small traffic islands along Waterloo Road between the intersection of West Kings House Road and Devon Road, the vegetated portions of which are now terribly overgrown with bush and weeds. These still show some signs...

Some questions for Bruce
THE EDITOR, Sir: AS A member of the undecided segment of the voting public, I have a few concerns that I would like the JLP and in particular Mr. Golding to address. My concern is about Mr Golding making various broad statements about what the JLP's...

What has been Golding's contribution?
THE EDITOR, Sir: I HAVE three questions for Mr. Golding and for the journalists who are crowning him the new messiah:

Tek sleep mark death
THE EDITOR, Sir: THE RETURN of Bruce Golding to the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) still has many persons including me in a quandary. This is the same man who left the JLP before the last elections...

Amnesty and the Carib Court
THE EDITOR, Sir: ON SATURDAY 12 October, in the article "Crime Control Plans - A review of the manifestos of the PNP, JLP," it was stated that "Amnesty International has criticised the PNP for creating a hanging court."

Exam results withheld
THE EDITOR, Sir: I WOULD like the Ministry of Education to be aware that some high schools have not yet issued the last CXC results to some students.

Kind wishes for Election Day
THE EDITOR, Sir: Hello Jamaica, I just read the paper over the Internet but I wish for you all a safe and productive election for the year 2002.

Free me to listen to profanity
THE EDITOR, Sir: IN RECENT times the authorities have taken drastic measures to put an end to the use of indecent language by entertainers in the dancehall style and at other public entertainment events.

Jamaica was not silent on stoning issue
THE EDITOR, Sir: PRIME MINISTER P.J Patterson has said that it was inaccurate for Mr. Ken Jones of the Farquharson Institute of Public Affairs to say in a letter to the Editor of The Gleaner published on October 10, 2002...