Letters
Solving MoBay’s traffic woes
Dear Editor,
One would have thought that the traffic problem would have been solved two years ago.
Youth weigh in on possible early General Election
The National Youth Council of Jamaica (NYCJ) is expressing strong concerns following reports in the media that the General Election that is constitutionally due September and which could be extended to December 2012, could be held in November or December 2011 using the May 2011 voters list....Are gays dispensable?
Dear Editor, During its evening newscast on Tuesday, October 18, 2011, CVM TV reported on the gruesome early morning home invasion and murder of 16-year old Oshane Gordon in the district of New England in Lilliput, St. Elizabeth. According to the news report, the youngster, who had previously been threatened, was killed because of “questionable relations with another man.†...MoBay’s 31 years as a city
Certainly, Montego Bay has evolved over the years after many discussions which started with the old Parochial Board of St. James in 1950 which argued whether the name should be changed to the ‘City of Montego’ or “City of Montego Bayâ€....UWI Resolving Western Campus Issues
The UWI Mona-Western Jamaica Campus Guild of Students Campus Committee is deeply concerned with the information that was published in a letter to the editor entitled, ‘Woes at UWI Western Campus, in one of the national dailies on Monday, September 26, 2011....The case for a dry dock in Sav-la-Mar
This is the second of a two-part article written by Ashton Pitt. The first past was published in Wednesday’s edition under the headline ‘Sav-la-Mar ideal for cruise shipping and dry dock’...Cure for high electricity costs, energy
Jamaicans invited to join in protest action *Calls for end to JPS monopoly *Demands halt to installation of new digital and smart meters pending independent assessment *Citizens must have voice in energy policies *Overbilled customers to be refunded....MoBay needs visionary leadership
… they need to tell of real and meaningful accomplishments that will define their stewardship, says Anthony Barrett During the PNP’s 18 year run in office, Montego Bay experienced many developments. Construction of the North Coast Highway and the Catherine Hall Stadium, the Montego Bay sewage pond, the expansion and upgrading of the Donald Sangster International Airport, the increase in hotel room stock and dualization of the Alice Eldemire Drive and the Howard Cooke Boulevard, are just a few which readily come to mind....Remembering a community stalwart
The Editor, Dear Sir, Who can find a virtuous woman? For her price is far above rubies - Proverbs 31:10. Miss Hyla Campbell-Clarke, who served as a midwife area in community of Dumfries in St. James, for over 50 years, died on July 22, 2011. During her time, she exemplified dedication, reliability and great love for the work she performed. Nurse, as she was affectionately called by all, was relentless in all her efforts to ensure that she gives the love and care for all babies delivered. ...CORNWALL REGIONAL: a recovery room or morgue?
The Editor, Dear Sir, It is with deepest concern that I write about the deplorable conditions that the patients are subjected to at what should be one of the most prestigious hospitals in the Caribbean, Cornwall Regional Hospital....- CORNWALL REGIONAL: a recovery room or morgue?
- CELEBRATING WITH A CAUSE
- Business as usual at Palmyra Resorts
- JIS presents heritage package to Bolt’s old school
- SUICIDE - Corinaldi Primary teacher hangs self
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