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- JTA demands seat at table on school closures
President of the Jamaica Teachers' Association (JTA), La Sonja Harrison, is raising concern over what she describes as the lack of consultation regarding school closures and mergers.
- Vaz warns against 'mischief' in transportation sector, dismisses claims about disruptions
Transport Minister Daryl Vaz has condemned persons who he says have been seeking to create disquiet in the transportation sector.
- Stardom lands Griffiths Classic
STARDOM, the Kingston winner and 2000 Guineas runner-up, yesterday returned with a tongue strap and figure-eight noseband fitted to land the Grade Two Winston 'Fanna' Griffiths Classic at nine and a half furlongs for owner We're Family after disappointing runs in the St Leger and Jamaica Derby.
- Triple jumper Ricketts targets 2027 season return
Having taken the 2026 season off following the birth of her first child, Olympic silver medallist Shanieka Ricketts is eager to get her career back on track and is targeting a return to competitive action next season, according to her husband and coach Kerry-Lee Ricketts.
- Early Childhood Commission urges parents to support children's back-to-school transition
While the start of a new school year is often an exciting time, it can also evoke feelings of uncertainty, anxiety and apprehension for some children.
- JAMVAC looks beyond the ports
WESTERN BUREAU:
- Diamond glory fuels Ultimate push
JAMAICA'S impressive showing at the Wanda Diamond League Final in Brussels, Belgium, has given the country its biggest-ever haul of Diamond Trophies at a single final and provided a major boost heading into the inaugural World Athletics Ultimate Championship.
- New album from the 'Ole Gangalee' Louie Culture
Give Louie Culture a mic and a stage and he will perform from now until next year, pulling out hit on top of hits from his tried, tested and proven catalogue of rich reggae and dancehall classics.
- From campers to changemakers
When Regina Taylor walked on to the stage before her peers at the Project STAR Youth Summer Leadership Camp, she was doing more than competing for the title of Camp Queen.
- Something Extra | Monday
Thursday was a truly buona notte, or good night, for the ambassador of Italy to the United States of America, Marco Peronaci, who received the warmest welcome during a private cocktail reception held at the JWN Head Office on Dominica Drive in New Kingston.
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- Police Federation Meet on Crime
Members of the Police Federation met today to discuss the nations crime situation....
- Reon Nelson on target for Joe Public
Jamaican striker Roen Nelson scored the only goal to lead Joe Public to a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Caledonia AIA in last night's final of the Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation FA Trophy....
- New Jersey to abolish death penalty
Lawmakers in the US state of New Jersey have approved a bill abolishing the death penalty....
- Metrobells beat Braves Smiles in Basketball League
Metrobells beat Braves Smilers 73 to 66 as the Modern Rubber Stamp/Joy McLeod Custom Brookers women's basketball league continued yesterday....
- Remains sent for testing
Investigators have sent particles from the burnt remains found in a car in Clarendon yesterday for DNA testing....
- Jamaica retain Friendship Cup
Jamaica yesterday retained the Friendship Cup after the rural area All-daCosta Cup team played to a 1-1 tie with Trinidad and Tobago All School team....
- Lara to meet T&T cricket board
Former West Indies captain Brian Lara will meet with officials of the Trinidad and Tobago Cricket Board this week for a likely appearance in the upcoming regional season....
- Barbados' Prime Minister defends date
Barbados' Prime Minister, Owen Arthur, has defended his decision to name January 15 as the Election Day. He says that the government's timetable did not give him a lot of choices....