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Sandals and Gorstew, two of Butch Stewart's companies involved in the Sandals Whitehouse project, yesterday vowed to open their files and present comprehensive documentation to the contractor-general, refuting any claims of impropriety on their part.
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General News: UDC says it has given full access to information |
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Thursday, July 20, 2006
The Urban Development Corporation (UDC) insisted yesterday that it had given full access to all information relating to the Sandals Whitehouse project.
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Sports: Alia Atkinson lands victories at CAC Games |
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Thursday, July 20, 2006
CARTAGENA, Colombia (CMC) - Jamaican Alia Atkinson and Barbadian Bradley Ally combined for four gold medals on a fabulous night for the Caribbean in swimming at the 20th Central American and Caribbean (CAC) Games on Tuesday night.
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Editorials: The church contrite and hurt |
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Thursday, July 20, 2006
The excitement being generated around the case of the alleged sex deacon from the Church Dayton Diamond Ridge is entirely understandable.
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Thavia Robinson
Monday, July 10, 2006
'Living in an inner-city community does not determine who you are or who you can become." That is the mantra by which Thavia Robinson, poster girl for the ghetto success story, lives.
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Chilling with Spongebob
Tuesday, June 20, 2006
Dance moves in Jamaica come and go. First there was the Scooby Doo, then Spongebob, Boasty Walk and the newest one, the Pee Wee Herman.
Well TEENage met with the man behind all these creations. Chad Torrington, also called Spongebob, has been dancing for as long as he can remember and he sees the ability to dance as something which just comes naturally.
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JPS has enough power...for now
Wednesday, July 19, 2006
The Jamaica Public Service Company (JPSCo) has been forced into carrying out load shedding in recent times, not because of the failure of the firm to invest in the prescribed level of generating capacity, but because of what appears to be an unusual confluence of factors.
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