Triple murder in Montego Bay
WESTERN BUREAU: ST. JAMES recorded its first triple murder since the start of the year, yesterday, when shortly after midday, the bullet-riddled bodies of two men and a woman were found in an unfinished three-storey house in the Felicity Crescent area...

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Charter of Rights close to conclusion
Quest for oil off Jamaican south coast
Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA) off? - Regional heads explore option to US-proposed Free Trade Area
Preval on track to be Haiti's next president
Another dark day in the Old Capital
2005 best year ever for tourism
Alpart strike ends
Is there no 'Hope' for Spanish Town?

Foster Care Week launched
IN AN effort to provide a safe family haven for children who have become wards of the state, the Child Development Agency (CDA) yesterday launched its inaugural National Foster Care Recognition Week.

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Portia unveils programme for economic development
Michael Manley Foundation welcomes UWI centre
Senator Spencer outlines vision for 'St Bess' youth development
Cut off from the city - Landslides alter life of some Portland residents
Decade of service for St James custos
Portland residents tour cruise vessel
51st Hague Agri Show launched in Trelawny
'Rising from the ashes' - Board of North St United Church needs your your help

Chinese vehicles gaining market acceptance in Jamaica
AS A a new addition to Jamaica's motor vehicle population, Chinese vans and cars offer motorists a value proposition. With their price edge, familiar appearance and features, that proposition is starting to make an impression...

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André Gordon takes leave
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Lenworth Tracey shows what grit and ability can achieve
CVM TV readies to list on Jamaica Stock Exchange
Looking for a unified Caribbean currency in 2006
DB&G unveils Caribbean strategy
John Jackson upbeat on stocks
Corporate results are improving

Clark's Town hold Arnett Gardens at bay
WRAY AND Nephew National Premier League team Arnett Gardens yesterday failed to show the superiority expected of them over Super League team Clark's Town as they played to a 0-0 draw in their second-round, first-leg Red Stripe Champions.

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Eldermire's hat-trick downs Star Cosmos
Jamaica serve off against Dominican Republic in Davis Cup
Munro clip Papine in thriller
Young Windies in do-or-die encounter
Gordon bowls Tarrant to victory against José Marti
Final cross country trial set for Sunday
White team wins ladies polo match
Jackson to compete in Formula BMW series
FROM THE BOUNDARY - Congratulations to T&T and Dave Mohammed
Elephants, Pharaohs to lock horns

Embracing criminality
THE CONFLAGRATION in Spanish Town, St. Catherine, over the past two days after the killing of Andrew 'Bun Man' Hope is but another example of the deep social malaise abroad in the country, perhaps moreso than an obvious outbreak of criminality.

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The death of ice
Taking a retrospective look
A call for respect and calm - Joint message from Spain and Turkey

LETTER OF THE DAY - A generation call for justice and truth
IT IS sad, absolutely sad, to see what Jamaicans who were given positions of influence have done to our country since independence. The majority of our leaders - church leaders, political leaders, business leaders, legal leaders, etc. - have all failed...

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Tend to Jamaica's wounds
Save our children
Minimum wage and the NHT

Revelation overcomes name fear
"THE SKY was my bed and the cloud was my sheet. The Holy Spirit told her that I was a gift from God and that I would go through some rough times making decisions," said Revelation.

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U2 spoils Carey's Grammy run
Pulse presents Miss Jamaica Universe entrants
'Underworld' fangs of fun
Jazz and Blues passes on art of music
Kidney needed for Dragonaires band member

British Airways marks 60 YEARS
IT WAS one groovy party at the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel in New Kingston, as British Airways (BA) began celebrating 60 years of operation in Jamaica. There was a '60s theme for the party and so there were mini skirts, fishnet stockings, Afros...

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American Women Valentine masked ball
Fabulous February birthdays

T&T: Manning calls for deeper regional ties
PORT OF SPAIN, TRINIDAD (CMC): Caribbean Community (CARICOM) leaders yesterday began their 17th inter-sessional meeting amid a call for them to seriously consider the possibility of further deepening the regional integration process.

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Haiti could return to CARICOM

GERMANY: 'It's necessary to criticise Islam'
BERLIN (Reuters): A DUTCH politician and self-styled Muslim dissident urged Europeans to stand firm yesterday in an international crisis over cartoons of the Prophet Mohammad, saying it was "necessary and urgent" to criticise Islam.

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BRITAIN: Anglicans say sorry for role in slave trade
Jamaican engineer missing in Red Sea accident
UNITED STATES: Bush details al-Qaida plot to use shoe bombs