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Mayor of Montego Bay, Charles Sinclair, has proposed the use of lands owned by the Council in the vicinity of Jarrett Park to be used for the development of a public swimming pool for the city. The move comes as the Urban Development Corporation (UDC) was unable to follow through with plans to construct a swimming pool at the Catherine...

As part of its 50th anniversary celebrations, Jamaica Broilers Group will be staging a series of gospel festivals and outreach programmes to benefit communities across the island. Dubbed 'Best Dressed 50 Fest,' the initiative, which is being undertaken at a cost of some US$1million, will feature gospel concerts in Mandeville, Montego Bay and Kingston. Approximately 70 medical professionals will be...

As Jamaica gears up to observe Child Month in May, all activities will focus on the theme: 'Our Children: Today's Investment - Tomorrow's Gain'. Chairman of the National Child Month Committee (NCMC), Dr. Pauline Mullings, said that this year's theme was carefully selected to remind parents, teachers, church leaders, caregivers, and all adults of the importance of investing in the...

As part of his ongoing encouragement to teachers and students to excel, Governor-General, His Excellency, the Most Hon. Professor Sir Kenneth Hall visited the Green Island, and Rusea's High Schools in Hanover on April 9. Sir Kenneth, accompanied by Lady Rheima Hall, also planted a tree at each school, as a reminder to members of the school family to respect...

Mayor of Montego Bay, Charles Sinclair, has proposed the use of lands owned by the Council in the vicinity of Jarrett Park to be used for the development of a public swimming pool for the city. The move comes as the Urban Development Corporation (UDC) was unable to follow through with plans to construct a swimming pool at the Catherine...

As part of its 50th anniversary celebrations, Jamaica Broilers Group will be staging a series of gospel festivals and outreach programmes to benefit communities across the island. Dubbed 'Best Dressed 50 Fest,' the initiative, which is being undertaken at a cost of some US$1million, will feature gospel concerts in Mandeville, Montego Bay and Kingston. Approximately 70 medical professionals will be...

As Jamaica gears up to observe Child Month in May, all activities will focus on the theme: 'Our Children: Today's Investment - Tomorrow's Gain'. Chairman of the National Child Month Committee (NCMC), Dr. Pauline Mullings, said that this year's theme was carefully selected to remind parents, teachers, church leaders, caregivers, and all adults of the importance of investing in the...

As part of his ongoing encouragement to teachers and students to excel, Governor-General, His Excellency, the Most Hon. Professor Sir Kenneth Hall visited the Green Island, and Rusea's High Schools in Hanover on April 9. Sir Kenneth, accompanied by Lady Rheima Hall, also planted a tree at each school, as a reminder to members of the school family to respect...

Attempts are being made to deepen cooperation between Jamaica and the Cayman Islands on areas of common interest, following a courtesy call on Prime Minister Bruce Golding at Jamaica House on Tuesday, April 8, by Governor of the Cayman Islands, H.E. Stuart Jack. The meeting agreed that with two relatively new administrations in office in both countries, an opportunity has...

Attempts are being made to deepen cooperation between Jamaica and the Cayman Islands on areas of common interest, following a courtesy call on Prime Minister Bruce Golding at Jamaica House on Tuesday, April 8, by Governor of the Cayman Islands, H.E. Stuart Jack. The meeting agreed that with two relatively new administrations in office in both countries, an opportunity has...

Persons wishing to contribute to the Sisters to Sisters mediathon scheduled for this Sunday, April 13, at the Creative Production and Training Centre's (CPTC) studios in Kingston, can call (876) 654-9688 and make their pledges. Persons in the United States and Canada, can make their contributions through the Jamaica National Money Transfer, free of cost, on Monday and Tuesday (April...

Persons wishing to contribute to the Sisters to Sisters mediathon scheduled for this Sunday, April 13, at the Creative Production and Training Centre's (CPTC) studios in Kingston, can call (876) 654-9688 and make their pledges. Persons in the United States and Canada, can make their contributions through the Jamaica National Money Transfer, free of cost, on Monday and Tuesday (April...