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S Hotel is ‘Best All-Inclusive’ Caribbean resort – USA Today

WESTERN BUREAU: A mere 12 days into 2024, the spotlight illuminates Jamaica’s S Hotel, now draped in the esteemed title of the ‘Best All-Inclusive’ Resort in the Caribbean. The accolade was bestowed by readers of USA Today. No stranger to...

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

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MONTEGO BAY, St James - A two-year-old boy and his parents died as a result of injuries they sustained during a motor vehicle collision on the Rose Hall main road in St James, Tuesday night.The three have been identified as 40-year-old Mark Brown, his common-law wife Tangria Grant, also known as

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Mule cop! - St James constable says she was offered US$2,000 to carry drugs

Based on an affidavit presented to a US judge by an ICE agent, Gooden reportedly stated that her colleague, Constable Dremar Graham, who was later arrested, was the mastermind behind the smuggling operation, which also resulted in the arrest of Constable Travonne

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According to reports, the NBA will paint 'Black Lives Matter' on NBA courts when the action tips off at ESPN's Wide World of Sports at Walt Disney World in Orlando.

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MoBay’s bright lights lure cops into corruption

Western Bureau: Despite rejecting all forms of illegality, a former police officer, who asked not to be identified, has nonetheless said that the culture of extravagance that exists in St James, especially Montego Bay, is putting pressure on young...

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Thandie Newton Says Hollywood Executive Amy Pascal Used Black Stereotypes During Meeting - Free Press of Jacksonville

By Sara M. Moniuszko Thandie Newton is opening up about her experience with stereotyping in Hollywood. During an interview with Vulture, which published Tuesday, the English actress, 47 recounted a meeting she had with Amy [...]

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Bunting wants greater investment in early childhood education

Peter Bunting, the Opposition spokesman on education, wants more emphasis to be placed on improving the quality of education in the early-childhood sector instead of seeking to play catch-up in later

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Affidavit outlines case against 3 J'can cops on drug rap in US

MONTEGO BAY, St James — An affidavit in support of a criminal complaint against three Jamaican cops filed by United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents outlines that the trio collaborated to distribute at least 500 grams of cocaine in the United

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Senator Sinclair rebukes Phillips

WESTERN BUREAU: Government Senator Charles Sinclair has taken issue with a recent statement by the Opposition leader Dr Peter Phillips who accused the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) led St James Municipal Corporation (StJMC) of trying to weaken the...

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Angry residents of Elgin Town, Hanover stage massive protest over police shooting

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NEW YORK, United States (CMC) A 52-year-old American Airlines mechanic has been released on US$300,000 bail after he was arraigned for allegedly importing more than 25 pounds of cocaine on a flight from Montego Bay, St James, Jamaica, in February.

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JRC calls criticisms for People’s Arcade issues unfair

Western Bureau: The Jamaica Railway Corporation (JRC) is describing recent criticisms from the St James Health Department in regard to its alleged failure to address several long-standing, health-related concerns at the People’s Arcade, in Montego...

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Tommy Lee Sparta listed as person of interest

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JetBlue to launch major expansion in the Caribbean

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Bob Clarke: We still have some positives

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