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In today Edition we Take look at the progress of the work along the Elegant Corridor in Montego Bay.

The stands at the Leila Robinson Netball Courts at the National Arena have been expanded and improved to provide more comfortable seating for spectators.

The Jamaica Environment Trust-JET, with support from the Ministry of Tourism and Entertainment, has launched a national public education programme geared at encouraging Jamaicans in resort towns to keep their surroundings clean

The National Solid Waste Management Authority –NSWMA’s- public cleansing programme in Falmouth has been improved, with the addition of a new garbage compactor to its fleet.

The National Secondary Students’ Council-NSSC- is organizing activities for Student Council Week, to be observed under the theme: “YOUth Awake! Your Future is at stake!”

The theme for World Wetlands Day is:  “Wetlands are Our Future: Join Us! Special Fishery conservation area; saving wetlands, saving fisheries”.

The Salvation Army School for the Blind and Visually Impaired is on a drive to increase enrolment at the institution.

Minister of Education, Rev. Ronald Thwaites, has lauded the Rotary Movement for its invaluable contribution to the country’s education sector.

The Ministry of Health will be embarking on a series of health campaign events to encourage the population to consume healthy foods, even as it gets ready for the distribution of the Food-based Dietary Guidelines.

“Design our Logo!”…The call to all creative geniuses ages12 to 25 years who wish to participate in a worthwhile cause - combating Climate Change.

Twenty-eight year old Corporal Jay Scott of the Kingston and St. Andrew Fire Prevention Division of the Jamaica Fire Brigade –JFB-, is the WorldNet Firefighter of the Year.

Education Minister, Rev. Ronald Thwaites, is urging parents to begin saving towards their children’s tertiary education from an early stage.