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Whatever Happened to the Hole in the Ozone Layer?

7th May 2010 sandrea 0

Three British scientists shocked the world when they revealed on May 16th, 1985 – 25 years ago – that aerosol chemicals, among other factors, had torn a hole in the ozone layer over the South […] […]

Comedy Central considers series about Jesus Christ

7th May 2010 sandrea 0

NEW YORK (AP) —Having already caused a fuss this spring with the depiction of the prophet Muhammad on South Park, Comedy Central said Thursday that it has a cartoon series about Jesus Christ in the […] […]

Vile murders

7th May 2010 sandrea 0

3 men, 1 woman abducted, stabbed, throats slashed CRIMINALS continued their orgy of slaughter yesterday by slashing the throats of three men and a woman in a Spanish Town community that reacted with shock and […] […]

Signing of Casino Bill awaits correction of typo

7th May 2010 sandrea 0

THE Bill to legislate casino gaming in Jamaica is expected to be signed by today, once a typographical error is corrected. The Bill was actually signed some days ago, but the typo was discovered while […] […]

Britian what have we done?

7th May 2010 sandrea 0

With the British election results the way it is, I wonder what is going to happen to Job creation, immigration, debt, pension, senior citizens, etc. I always wonder when people vote what is really in […] […]

U.S. extends travel warning to Mexico

7th May 2010 sandrea 0

The U.S. State Department on Thursday extended a travel warning that had been issued for Mexico because of the region’s high level of drug and gang violence. The State Department warning also notes that the […] […]

Heart condition prevents Sugar Minott from appearing at Toronto show

7th May 2010 sandrea 0

A release from the organisers of show in Toronto, which should have been headlined by singer Sugar Minott, states that they “received sad news that reggae’s veteran entertainer, producer and sound system owner has fallen […] […]

Diaspora wants ease of visa restrictions on athletes

7th May 2010 sandrea 0

JAMAICA will be leaning on the lobbying efforts of its estimated three million members in the Diaspora to help convince developed countries to ease visa restrictions on the island’s athletes and other groups. Professor Neville […] […]

Too much to bear

7th May 2010 sandrea 0

A seemingly unending cycle of misfortune has left an entire family reeling as death and destruction have taken an immense toll on some of its members. July 4 will mark two years since Jennifer Ffrench’s […] […]

NCB, Barclays sued for alleged breach of trust

7th May 2010 sandrea 0

National Commercial Bank (NCB) and its former owner, the United Kingdom-based Barclays Plc, have had a J$504.68 million lawsuit filed against them by the son and three daughters of a Kingston businessman who died 40 […] […]