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About jamaica union of travellers association juta kingston charter, since starting in 1974, j.u.t.a has become the largest transportation company in the caribbean, with an overall fleet of over 6,500 vehicles..

Our main activities consist of ground transportation in the tourism industry and staff/students transportation contracts. We also offer a broad variety of services including group tours, Fun day, school trips, Airport transfer, conventions and meetings. Likewise, JUTA is the only transportation company that offers luxury coach buses to accommodate delay flights.

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For weeks, they picked up that something was "off" but relatives of 33-year-old Mandeville businessman Jason Neil couldn't quite figure it out.

Now, they are hurt after Neil this morning shot and killed himself in the bathroom of his Ingleside house on the outskirts of the Manchester capital.

His pregnant wife was also at home about 7 o’clock when she heard an explosion and rushed to find Neil with a gunshot wound to his head and his licensed firearm beside him, a relative told  The Gleaner.

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"We knew something was off because he wasn't driving his trucks and he looked as if he wasn't here," the relative said.

Neil, one of the proprietors of Neil’s Auto in Mandeville often drove a wrecker for the business.

The relative said family members, co-workers and friends were concerned that Neil had become withdrawn.

"We saw that he wasn't socialising as he used to. He was making small calls that he wouldn't normally do, like call and tell me to bring fruits for him…We don’t know if these calls were calls for help because he wasn't really talking and when you asked him what was happening, he would smile and say ‘everything is good’…”

According to the relative, Neil became withdrawn three weeks ago when he returned from a trip to Canada.

"It really hurt me when I think that he was going through things he didn't talk about because if he did, he would have gotten all the help in the world because this family is a very tight unit," he said.

Neil, who got married on December 31, 2016, was described as a jovial person.

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Californians love a bargain. For more than 40 years, we’ve found one at 99 Cents Only. But the iconic store announced last week that it will close all of its locations.

99 Cents Only was an L.A. icon.

The first 13 customers who walked into 99 Cents Only at its Grand Opening in 1982 got an extra special deal: 99 cent televisions.

Founder David Gold didn’t look back. Within two years, the family opened two more locations. By 1991, there were two dozen. By 2011, 289 dotted the map across the South West.

“We were jam-packed from the beginning,” Howard Gold, David’s son, told The Times last week .

Two parts to the winning formula:

• The price: “When I put a 99-cent sign on anything, it was gone in no time,” David Gold told The Times in 2003 . “It was a magic number.”
• The quality: “My dad really loved the merchandise,” daughter Karen Schiffer said in his 2013 Times obituary .

Here’s one great example reporters Andrea Chang and Laurence Darmiento found:

Just before the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles, the retailer purchased 500,000 authentic Olympic souvenir hats for 37 cents each. It priced them at 99 cents apiece, when other shops listed them at $8. The three 99 Cents Only stores were soon inundated with customers.

The store had been struggling for several years.

Los Angeles private equity firm Ares Management and the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board bought 99 Cents Only in 2011, for $1.6 billion.

The sale saddled the company with a huge debt load. COVID changed the nature of shopping. And ultimately, the company couldn’t stick to the 99 cent price tag. Whatever the reason, customers reacted poorly.

Read more about the company’s stunning fall here.

I can’t be the only one with fond memories of 99 Cents Only.

When I think of the store, I’m transported back to high school, when you could get three bars or boxes of your favorite name-brand candy for under $1. This paired nicely with a movie night at the dollar theater across the street — and saved teenage me a fortune by avoiding inflated concession stand prices. You just had to wear the right jacket to sneak in your low-cost contraband.

And as my educator wife can attest, 99 Cents Only stores are invaluable for underpaid, overworked teachers looking to stock up on school supplies and classroom decorations.

The bargain store was a great equalizer.

Proud penny-pincher and Times columnist Gustavo Arellano eulogized the SoCal staple this week .

“Even though it was a multibillion-dollar company, 99 Cents Only operated under a premise straight from the Great Depression: a fair shake for everyone who entered,” Gustavo wrote. “Here, the retiree shopped alongside the hipster, and the only colors that mattered were the bright blue and pink on the marquee of each store.”

Many of the company’s stores operate in “food deserts.” With hundreds of stores preparing to close, thousands of people in communities that lack access to healthy, affordable food will have one less option.

“I make OK money, and buying here helps me. But imagine if you’re on WIC ? If you’re on Social Security? You need a place like this. Are people now supposed to go to Ralphs? Or Target? With what money?” Victor Barrios told Gustavo.

There’s one final bargain.

Going-out-of-business sales began Friday and are expected to end April 19, with prices storewide slashed by up to 30%.

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About jamaica union of travellers association juta ocho rios charter, since starting in 1974, j.u.t.a has become the largest transportation company in the caribbean, with an overall fleet of over 6,500 vehicles..

Our main activities consist of ground transportation in the tourism industry and staff/students transportation contracts. We also offer a broad variety of services including group tours, Fun day, school trips, Airport transfer, conventions and meetings. Likewise, JUTA is the only transportation company that offers luxury coach buses to accommodate delay flights.

For your group tours, Fun day, school trips plus more.

View at our tours, drop us a note and let us help you create a memorable experience in comfort, safety no matter your group size event type.

Kingston Highlights

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• Ocho Rios Highlights

• Montego Bay Highlights

Go Tour With Juta

So many reasons to choose juta tours ocho rios chapter.

JUTA sets the standard in public transportation industry, 2nd to none.

HIGHLY QUALIFIED

We have been doing this for almost 50 years.

24/7 SUPPORT

We are with you all the way, call or drop us a note.

LARGEST PROVIDER

Largest Transportation Company in the caribbean. A member of 6500+ fleet network.

BEST PRICE GUARANTEE

The best value for money. We only go the extra mile.

VARIETY OF DESTINATIONS

We cover jamaica, end-to-end. Let us take you there.

200+ Travel Experts

National and global agency partners, delivery by local experts only.

What People Say About Us

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Travel has helped us to understand the meaning of life and it has helped us become better people. Each time we travel, we see the world with new eyes.

Certificate of Excellence - Jamaica Tourist Board Service Award to outstanding Operators, 2009

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