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President of the Jamaica Civil Service Association and member of the judging panel at the Public Sector Customer Service Competition, O'Neil Grant (left), presents Senior Superintendent of Police for the Manchester Division, Superintendent Marlon Nesbeth, with a plaque of recognition and a cheque for $40,000 for the 'Best Police Station' award which went to the May Pen Police Station. The award was presented at the PSCSC award ceremony held on July 11 at the Terra Nova Hotel in Kingston. Superintendent Nesbeth was collecting the award on behalf of his colleague, Senior Superintendent Michael Bailey, who is in charge of the Clarendon Division.
President of the Jamaica Civil Service Association and member of the judging panel at the Public Sector Customer Service Competition, O'Neil Grant (left), presents Senior Superintendent of Police for the Manchester Division, Superintendent Marlon Nesbeth, with a plaque of recognition and a cheque for $40,000 for the 'Best Police Station' award which went to the May Pen Police Station. The award was presented at the PSCSC award ceremony held on July 11 at the Terra Nova Hotel in Kingston. Superintendent Nesbeth was collecting the award on behalf of his colleague, Senior Superintendent Michael Bailey, who is in charge of the Clarendon Division.

May Pen Police Station Voted the Best

By: Shelly-Ann Irving, July 20, 2013
Head of the Clarendon Police Division, Senior Superintendent Michael Bailey and his team are still celebrating after the May Pen Police Station was recognized as ‘The Best Police Station’ in...
Prime Minister, the Most Hon. Portia Simpson Miller (left); poses with Chairman of the National Association of Jamaican and Supportive Organizations (NAJASO), Dr. Richard Constable (Centre); and Professor Joseph Whittaker during the Closing Banquet and Awards Ceremony of the organization's 36th Annual Convention which was held at the Secrets Wild Orchid Resort in Montego Bay, St. James on July 20. The Prime Minister announced that ground will be broken for a $1.75 Billion hotel in New Kingston.

Ground to be Broken for $1.75 Billion Hotel in Kingston

By: Glenis A. Rose, July 20, 2013
Prime Minister, The Most Hon. Portia Simpson Miller, addressing hundreds of participants during the closing Banquet and Awards Ceremony of the 36th Annual Convention of the National Association of Jamaican and Supportive Organizations (NAJASO), which was held at the Secrets Wild Orchid Resort in Montego Bay on July 20.The Prime Minister was a presented with the organizations highest award, the Lignum Vitae Award, for significant and outstanding contributions to Jamaica.

PM Urges Unity as Country Goes Through Economic Transformation

By: Glenis A. Rose, July 20, 2013

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