LETTER OF THE DAY - NWC = Nation's Worst Company?
The Editor, Sir: I have been a resident of Perkins Estate, a community at the foot of Red Hills, St Andrew, for the past four years. I can safely say that 40 per cent of the time, the complex is without water. This is evident in the fact that we have 83 units in the complex ...
Bad American Airlines policy
The Editor, Sir: In a situation where we have been arguing that Air Jamaica is a burden on our taxpayers we have added another. American Airlines makes billions of dollars annually in revenues. Like any other business....
Plan for school disruptions
The Editor, Sir: I believe that it is time that the Ministry of Education took a look at our schools' vacation schedule, especially in light of the recent storms that have devastated Jamaica and the upcoming storms that continue to threaten the learning process...
Port Maria needs help
The Editor, Sir: Port Maria in St Mary is the worst place to be in the parish when rain falls. The problem of flooding in the parish capital is not new. Yet, the problem persists. There must be a solution to this nagging problem...
Regulating settlements
The Editor, Sir: Gustav's flood waters have opened our eyes to duties not performed by parish councils, various agencies, and citizens themselves. Together, we have allowed a continuing disrespect for the laws and self-endangerment by our fellow Jamaicans...
Change school calendar
The Editor, Sir: This is the second consecutive year that we have had a delay in the start of the school year because of bad weather. There have been several others over the last decade. Global warming will continue to give rise to increased frequency and intensity...
Why pay AA to stay here?
The Editor, Sir: I think it is a great idea to invest money to boost the tourism industry. However, I find it ridiculous that we are guaranteeing to pay American Airlines so that they will continue flights to our county....
Wrong move
The Editor, Sir: I have seen politicians do a lot of silly things in the past, but paying American Airlines to fly to the island takes the cake. I hope this fund is not from taxpayers' money. A small Third World nation paying a large airline ...
Invest in Air Jamaica instead
The Editor, Sir: Why doesn't the Govern-ment invest the money being paid to American Airlines to keep Jamaica on its routes in Air Jamaica? Surely, they will earn it back even better when America Airlines stops coming Jamaica....
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