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This week we hear the story of a Jamaican who went to the Bahamas to assist with the recovery efforts following the passage of hurricane Dorian. Stay tuned to find out who is sharing the love.

The Hagley Park Road Rehabilitation Project in St. Andrew is now 95 per cent complete. Communications and Customer Service Manager at the National Works Agency NWA, Stephen Shaw says the agency is now focused on doing paving activities on the side roads, having recently completed works to apply a second layer of asphalt to the road surface to bring it level...

On today’s edition of You and the Law we continue our discussion on the correct protocol for Arrests. Listen to learn more.

On this week’s healthline we examine the road map to healing autoimmune diseases.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness, and Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, Senator Kamina Johnson Smith, will lead a delegation to China in November. Jamaica is set to participate in China’s International Import Expo in Shanghai. Mr. Holness says the visit presents a unique opportunity to expand bilateral relations between both countries.

New Portmore BPO facility to deliver 4500 jobs, Ferris to Mackfield road project near completion and Companies Office of Jamaica encouraging persons to register their businesses online.

Economy grows by 1.3 percent; Residents urged to attend upcoming Justice Fairs; and Companies Office of Jamaica to simplify business name approval process.

Today we talk about how the Falmouth Pier in Trelawny is providing patrons with a shopping experience like no other. See the diverse artisan offerings and get exposed to the rich history of one of Jamaica’s most famous towns. More on this week’s Tourism Round Up.

This week, the Institute of Jamaica presents Heritage Fest. We’ll have PR Manager Leslie-Ann Brown telling us more about the three day event. Stick around as we uncover this week’s Arts Page.

On this week’s get the facts, Voter ID cards valid until December 31, 2020, stay tuned to hear why.

The Government, through the Ministry of Health and Wellness, has spent 18 million dollars to acquire 200 new hospital reclining chairs, which are to be distributed to hospitals across the island.

Ground has been broken for the Western Children and Adolescents Hospital on the compound of the Cornwall Regional Hospital in St. James.