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Brian Brown
Brian Brown

Brian Brown gets Reggae Boyz recall - To play in Guyana friendly in MoBay

Standout Rusea’s High School striker, Brian Brown, has earned a recall to the Jamaica Football Federation senior team which is set to play Guyana at the Catherine Hall Sports Complex in Montego Bay on Friday, May 18.
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P.M. is Trelawny reunion week patron

Prime Minister Portia Simpson Miller is this year’s patron for the 31st staging of the Friends of Trelawny Association (FOTA) annual reunion weekend, May 25-27, in New York....
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FIT AS A FIDDLE: Patricia Marzouca playing in the ongoing St. James Community Goodwill Netball Competition. -Alan Lewin Photo

Patricia Marzouca - the 52-y-o netballer

Patricia Marzouca is one of Western Jamaica’s long-standing netball players who at age 52, is very active in the game. ...
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Trelawny basic school, police station to benefit

The Hilloughby Basic School in Cascade, Hanover, has been chosen by the Jamaica Ex-Police Association of South Florida, Inc., (JEPA) for their ‘Adopt a Basic School for A Day Project’ this year....
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NEWS

Regulating night noise -New superintendent under fire from businesses

A decision by newly-appointed head the St. James Police Division, Superintendent Egbert Parkins to enforce the Noise Abatement Act and the Spirit License Act has angered a number of operators of entertainment complexes in Montego Bay.
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SPORTS

Jamaica’s future NFL star

Chevon Walker
The Jamaican flag is again being lifted high as another young, talented athlete enters into unchartered waters.
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FEATURE

Boost for RADA Hanover

Minister of State in the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, Ian Hayles, last Thursday handed over a 2012 pick- up truck valued at $2.2 million to the Rural Agricultural Development Authority (RADA) parish office in Hanover.
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EDITORIAL

Columns | Letters

A ray of hope?

Recently, I received a telephone call from a reader, the son of a very prominent musician, who served in band music entertainment under the leadership of a graduate of the Julliard School of Music and pianist par excellence, the late Cecil Lloyd (Knott - a surname of which a sparse few of us were ever aware, having been a scion of the Rev. Knott of the parish of St. Catherine.
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