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 | | TOP STORY Jamaica Gleaner · 12:07 am WESTERN BUREAU: Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett has pledged the support of the tourism sector to residents of Coopers Pen, Trelawny, who were recently left homeless after the demolition of 20 houses. Bartlett made the commitment last Friday while touring the |
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⚑ WORLD NEWS 4 STORIES |
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⚑ CARIBBEAN 4 STORIES |
Leach-Linton, 101, ‘last of Powers Gap’Barbados Today · 6:52 pm Emsey Nevadney Leach-Linton, the last living relative in the Pickwick Gap community where she was born, celebrated her 101st birthday on Tuesday surrounded by family, hymns, praise and laughter. Her.. |
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⚑ POLITICS & GOVERNMENT 5 STORIES |
138 fire hydrants installed under SPARKNationwide Radio · 6:00 pm The government says 138 of the 225 fire hydrants planned under the SPARK road programme have now been installed. Minister with responsibility for Works, Robert Nesta Morgan, gave the update on Tuesday |
⚑ CRIME & JUSTICE 3 STORIES |
Major crimes continue to declineNationwide Radio · 6:10 pm The country recorded eight murders last week, between August 22 and August 29. That's according to the latest data from the Jamaica Constabulary Force, JCF. The eight pushes the country's overall murd |
⚑ BUSINESS & ECONOMY 6 STORIES |
WATER CRUNCHJamaica Gleaner · 12:07 am The severe drought conditions currently affecting the island have resulted in increased operating costs for water-related businesses in the Corporate Area as they seek alternative sources of supply to US and Iran trade missilesNationwide Radio · 5:46 pm The United States resumed strikes against Iran on Tuesday, leading Tehran to respond with missile and drone fire as hostilities flare once again between the two countries. The U.S. Central Command say |
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⚑ HEALTH 3 STORIES |
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⚑ EDUCATION 5 STORIES |
UTECH says it's working to fix registration problemsNationwide Radio · 6:06 pm The University of Technology, Jamaica, UTECH, says it expects to resolve all outstanding registration issues by the end of the week. This follows complaints from several students about challenges with One dead, another injured after building collapsesNationwide Radio · 4:55 pm A man is dead and another is seriously injured after a building collapsed on them. The men were carrying out construction work at Balcombe Drive Primary and Junior High School in Kingston on Tuesday. |
⚑ ENVIRONMENT & WEATHER 3 STORIES |
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⚑ TOURISM 1 STORIES |
UPDATED | JHTA: J’cans should have access to beaches WESTERN JAJamaica Gleaner · 12:07 am WESTERN BUREAU: Jamaica Hotel and Tourist Association (JHTA) President O’Brian Heron is supporting the call for Jamaicans to have access to the island’s beaches and coastline. In a brief interview wit |
⚑ ENTERTAINMENT 2 STORIES |
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⚑ GENERAL NEWS 5 STORIES |
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⚑ WESTERN JAMAICA 2 STORIES |
UPDATED | JHTA: J’cans should have access to beaches WESTERN JAJamaica Gleaner · 12:07 am WESTERN BUREAU: Jamaica Hotel and Tourist Association (JHTA) President O’Brian Heron is supporting the call for Jamaicans to have access to the island’s beaches and coastline. In a brief interview wit |
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