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NBC’s Today show takes on Jamaica
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March 25 09:36 PM
KINGSTON, Jamaica—NBC’s Today show is on the sun-soaked shores of Jamaica for an unforgettable multi-day feature series with co-hosts Jenna Bush Hager...
#Champs2026: Ryan Achau learns lesson, lands 1500m gold
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March 25 08:53 PM
KINGSTON, Jamaica—After learning his lesson from his disastrous first 1500m race last year, St Jago High’s Ryan Achau produced a masterpiece of middle...

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Media heads suggest review of mob coverage
January 7, 2006
THE Media Association of Jamaica (MAJ) has rapped residents of Slipe, St Elizabeth and insisted on compensation for a TV cameraman, for their violent ...
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TRN fraud on the rise
BY LUKE DOUGLAS Sunday Observer writer 
January 7, 2006
THE tax authorities have been detecting an average of five incidents per month, of persons who try to register as taxpayers with stolen identities, an...
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Westmoreland youth benefiting from training
Observer Reporter 
January 6, 2006
THE Bluefields People's Community Association (BPCA) says it is reaping success from its information technology project, which targets at-risk youth a...
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Patterson appoints Hayle to chair Sandals Whitehouse audit team
Observer Reporter 
January 6, 2006
DESMOND Hayle, president of the Jamaica Institute of Architects, is to chair the Sandals Whitehouse Audit Team. A statement issued by Jamaica House on...
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DPP slams critics
Observer Reporter 
January 5, 2006
Kent Pantry, the DPP, yesterday defended the rigour with which his office prosecuted the Crawle murder case and argued that political activist Danhai ...
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Mayhem in Slipe
Garfield Myers | Observer Writer 
January 5, 2006
Santa Cruz, St Elizabeth - As is so often the case, the stories from the police and the residents are diametrically opposed. What is not in dispute is...
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Suspected Clansman shot dead by cops
Observer Reporter 
January 5, 2006
A man who police believe is a member of the Clansman gang was shot dead by police in the Lakes Pen area of Spanish Town yesterday during a raid on an ...
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Raftsmen end protest
Horace Hines | Observer Writer 
January 4, 2006
MARTHA BRAE, Trelawny -The over 90 raftsmen employed to the River Rafters' Association who offer rafting on the Martha Brae River in Trelawny - one of...
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Simpson Miller goes head to head with Phillips
Dwight Bellanfante 
January 4, 2006
PORTIA Simpson Miller is not avoiding discussion on major issues, her campaign team insisted yesterday, in between explanations as to why the PNP pres...
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St Catherine politicians afraid of gangs
Observer Reporter 
January 4, 2006
THE police will send a team for security to the next St Catherine Parish Council meeting, says Spanish Town mayor Dr Andrew Wheatley, to guard fearful...
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Six people killed in three shootings
Observer Reporter 
January 4, 2006
THE scene at the communal yard on Avon Park Crescent, Kingston 5, was deceptively normal yesterday. People did normal things, like washing dishes and ...
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Sandals resumes accord with JUTA
Mark Cummings | Observer Writer 
January 3, 2006
MONTEGO BAY, St James - Sandals Resorts has withdrawn the notice it served on the Jamaica Union of Travellers Association (JUTA) last November, which ...
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Gov’t settles with Bacchas family
TK WHYTE, Observer staff reporter 
January 3, 2006
The government has agreed on compensation for the death of David Bacchas, the 66-year-old taxi driver who was shot by cops two years ago, but deputy S...
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Police claim to identify gun shipper
Observer Reporter 
January 3, 2006
THE police claimed yesterday to have identified the person who, in November, shipped 20 high-powered guns (shown here) to Jamaica intended for Spanish...
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NDTC founding member Pansy Hassan dies
Observer Reporter 
January 3, 2006
National Dance Theatre Company (NDTC) founding member Pansy Hassan died in the University Hospital on New Year's Day after a very brief illness. Hassa...
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At least six killed in two days
Observer Reporter 
January 2, 2006
AT least five people met violent, weapon-related deaths on the first day of 2006, and up to late yesterday the police reported a sixth homicide for th...
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Agriculture ministry invests 20-m in organic farming
Observer Reporter 
January 2, 2006
THE Ministry of Agriculture has invested $20 million in the National Organic Agriculture Enhancement Project (NOAEP). The funds will assist with the d...

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