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Bloody Saturday! Four killed in St Ann crash, one in St James
Four people were killed early Saturday in a three-vehicle crash in St Ann, a police report has revealed. A 53-year-old man also died in a two-vehicle crash in St James early Saturday, pushing the number of road deaths to five over a two-hour span. Thir

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Bloody Saturday! Four killed in St Ann crash, one in St James

Four people were killed early Saturday in a three-vehicle crash in St Ann, a police report has revealed. A 53-year-old man also died in a two-vehicle crash in St James early Saturday, pushing the number of road deaths to five over a two-hour span. Thir

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Sports

Young Boyz finish strong

Jamaicas Under-15 Reggae Boyz ended the FIFA Under-15 World Cup and Festival on a winning note yesterday. The young Boyz clipped El Salvador 3-2 in their playoff game at the Honved Competition Complex, in Baku, Azerbaijan to finish 63rd overall. The

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Entertainment

Dale Elliott Jr grateful for US honours

“Its funny how life works,” Jamaican comedian and digital creator Dale Elliott Jr reflected after receiving two honours on October 25. The Sprinter actor was presented with an official resolution from the Boston City Council, offered by Councillor

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Commentary

Editorial | Full steam ahead on renewables

The Gleaner hopes that the Generation Procurement Entity (GPE), the government body that oversees the addition of new capacity to Jamaicas electricity grid, will keep its promise to go to the market before year-end for 300 megawatts of renewable power

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Letters

Letter of the Day | ICC must rethink its strategy to help cricket thrive
THE EDITOR, Madam: Until the International Cricket Council (ICC) begins treating cricket as a global sport, rather than one dominated by the interests of a handful of larger and wealthier countries, the game will continue to struggle to grow, and smaller

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Lifestyle

Something Extra | Saturday

The lawns of Devon House took on a pink hue on Sunday as NOON Pink brought its brunch party series to the historic St Andrew venue. Guests embraced the occasion in flowing silhouettes, playful patterns and statement looks, while conversations and dancing

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