No arrests in stabbing deaths female students
GIVEN HER determination to succeed, Mesha-Gaye Tomlin would have fit in perfectly at yesterday's Career Day Expo at the Queen's School in St. Andrew. But last Tuesday, the 18 year-old lower sixth form student was stabbed to death by two...

Positive response to Shields' new drive
Glenroy Sinclair, Staff Reporter MARK SHIELDS, newly-appointed Deputy Commissioner of Police, said yesterday that he has received over 100 telephone calls, since the publication in the Sunday Gleaner of his personal cellular number.

Glenmuir student for technology conference
GLENMUIR HIGH School student Shellie-Ann Anderson yesterday won an all-expenses-paid prize to attend this year's Childnet Academy conference in Montego Bay, St. James.

Pensioners to get swipe cards
THE MINISTRY of Labour and Social Security will be implementing the electronic swipe cards for the NI Gold, a health plan for pensioners, come April 1.

Religious beliefs no excuse for refusing immunisation ­ MoH
THE HEALTH Ministry warned yesterday that it will not accept religious reasons as the basis for refusing to get children immunised.