'I would love to see trains rolling again'
BOG WALK, St Catherine:WHENEVER SHE is not debilitated by arthritis, Gladys Stephens would take time out to have reading and storytelling sessions with her grandchildren.

Living the dream
PAMPHRET, St Thomas:NEVILLE AND Janice Davis are living their dream in Pamphret, St Thomas.

Taking care of Aunt Nettie
STEWARTON, Clarendon: IT IS not very often you find young people taking care of their elders, but such is the case with a group of young women in the community of Stewarton, located in the hills of Clarendon.

Healing the silent hurt
I DO not think there is another country on this Earth that is as good as we are at sweeping issues under the carpet.

Windsor Basic School getting some attention
ST ANN'S BAY, St Ann:The Gleaner's Rural Express has been receiving positive response and commendation from readers in St Ann.

JFJ gets EU funding
JAMAICANS FOR Justice (JFJ) yesterday received $35 million from the European Union in the second phase of its 'Deepening Education, Advocacy and Legal Support - Empowering for Defence of Human Rights' project.

Grateful for USNS Comfort
SHIRLEY CONNOLLY was more than grateful for her new walker.

Official Secrets Act to be replaced
A NEW piece of legislation could soon replace the Official Secrets Act.The Joint Select Committee appointed to review the Access to Information Act (ATI) has recommended that the proposed legislation make provisions for penalties for the release of...

Government battles HIV/AIDS
THE GOVERNMENT has stepped up its fight against the spread of HIV/AIDS with a significant increase in its funding of AIDS- prevention programmes.