Monster ammo find in Mountain View
The Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) was rocked to its core yesterday as a large quantity of guns and thousands of rounds of ammunition found in the hands of criminals were traced back to the police armoury. Acting Police Commissioner Owen Ellington, who was on the scene early...
- Crooked sarge hurts colleagues
- Illegal gun shop... has been operating for some time
- Government halts Haiti pull-out
- Orane clears the air
- 'Larry' Burke laid to rest
- Another JUTC heroine born from HWT crash
- Quake stakes high - Experts warn Jamaica's infrastructure could crumble in major tremor
- Are we ready for change?
Skydiving comes to Jamaica - New facility opens at Boscobel
The hair-raising thrill of skydiving is in Jamaica, thanks to Skydive Jamaica, which opened recently at the Boscobel Aerodrome in St Mary. Skydive Jamaica specialises in tandem skydives, the most popular and safest introduction to the sport....
- Reinsurers to review earthquake risk rating
- Judge blasts cops in kidnapping case
- Phipps, wife seek Privy Council reversal in land dispute
- Tufton finds 'willing' hands - in prison - Cassava project takes root at Tamarind Farm
- Community split insensitive - Grange
- New boundaries for Trelawny?
- Church on the Rock launches Net café
- Jarrett, Williams get UWI honours
- Chang to seek scientists' advice on cloud seeding
- Falmouth paid parking to ease traffic, raise funds
- Canada woos Jamaican nurses
IMF says yes - US$1.27b loan for Jamaica approved - US$950m fund for financial sector
THE INTERNATIONAL Monetary Fund (IMF) on Thursday approved a US$1.27-billion (SDR 820.5 million) standby lending facility for Jamaica, and pave the way for other multilaterals to pour in additional capital of up to US$1.1 billion...
- Intralot buys 49.9%of SVL
- MoBay hotel selling rooms to raise cash
- Jamaica, China sign US$500m investment pact
- Dyoll liquidators sue Canadian reinsurer
- JDX extended again for late applicants
- BOJ governor should expect baptism of fire - Tough questions likely at first economic briefing
- How to rebuild Haiti - Well-intentioned outsiders not enough
- This time, it's the Prius - Toyota probing brake design on hybrid - Posts US$1.7-billion profit in 4Q
More money for Western Relays
Western Bureau: The sponsorship for next Saturday's 32nd staging of the Milo Western Relays has been increased from $1.2 million to $1.5 by sponsors Milo, which has been sponsoring the popular one-day championship for the last 16 years...
- Lerone Clarke records PB at indoor meet
- All set for Champs awards banquet
- JFF continues push for improved coaching
- Injuries hampered us, says Tivoli's Hyde
- Collins' funeral on Sunday
- Celebs to go on the track for One Love
- Watch Walker!
- Ardenne seek KFC double
- Gayle's ton sets up WI win
EDITORIAL - We owe a debt of gratitude to Albert Huie
Albert Huie, the master painter, has passed on at the age of 89. The contribution which he made in his lifetime remains, as does the example of a life which was lived to the fullest. Huie's journey from Falmouth, Trelawny, where he was born in 1920...
LETTER OF THE DAY - Not about 'wining and dining'
The Editor, Sir: Your report about 'LIME fetes regional unions to strengthen links', carried in Wednesday's Gleaner, grossly misrepresents the purpose and outcome of the meeting between the management of LIME and several trade union leaders...
Oraine is 'Olympic Americana' leading man
Pulse and the Caribbean's leading male modelling star Oraine Barrett has captured another major assignment, this time as the front man for Ralph Lauren's Polo Winter Olympic campaign. The worldwide release of the campaign comes ahead of one of sport's biggest global events...
Lasco makes strides
The Lasco family was out in full force on Tuesday night for the welcome reception in honour of senior executives of MoneyGram International.
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