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Regional
55 students benefit from Jamalco scholarships
May Pen , Clarendon — Bauxite/alumina company Jamalco has committed to assisting 55 students in Clarendon and Manchester by awarding them scholarships worth a total of $7million dollars, according to a release circulated here. Read More
'I could easily have been trafficked'
MANDEVILLE, Manchester — Born to a teen mother in a poor rural family and with no support from his father were early indications that life for Garfield Angus would be anything but easy. Read More
Drainage plan for Rocky Point
Rocky Point, Clarendon — Disgusted and weary of having to wade through knee-high water during and after heavy rain, Arthur Coleman, local resident and president of the Rocky Point Development Council Benevolent Society, had long dreamt of a drainage plan for his... Read More
Jordon Walcott receives 2017 Chudleigh Path JAS/Wilfred 'Jacksie' Reid Scholarship
MANDEVILLE, Manchester — Read More
Aiming high!
Mandeville, Manchester — No school from this south central parish has ever won the daCosta Cup or, for that matter, any major under-19 football title. Read More
Two PNP members eye Kellier's seat
MONTEGO BAY, St James — At least two People's National Party (PNP) members are expressing interest in replacing veteran politician Derrick Kellier in the constituency of St James Southern, should he decide to quit representational politics. Read More
Top schools eyeing daCosta Cup crown
MONTEGO BAY, St James — The 2017 ISSA/ Flow daCosta Cup schoolboys football season kicks off this afternoon, with 87 schools from 13 parishes gunning for a place in the final on December 1. Read More
Cambridge Youth Club gets USAID $1.3m grant
CAMBRIDGE, St James — As lotto scamming takes root in several communities across western Jamaica, President of the Cambridge Police Youth Club, Oneil Gordon, says his club is willing to mentor individuals from the community who may be involved in the illicit... Read More
Spanish ambassador to open MBCCI Expo 2017
ROSE HALL, St James — Ambassador of Spain to Jamaica Josep Maria Bosch Bessa will deliver the keynote address at the Montego Bay Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MBCCI) Yello Expo 2017 opening ceremony at the Montego Bay Convention on Friday, October 13, as the chamber continues to build... Read More
Ramble Hill seven-a-side football league kicks off
MONTEGO BAY, St James — Jamaica Labour Party councillor for the Spring Gardens Division in St James, Dwight “Debo” Crawford, has initiated the Ramble Hill Seven-a-Side Football Competition, which kicked off at the Bogue playing field with a triple-header on... Read More
Falmouth mayor endorses Heroes in Act!on Run/Walk
FALMOUTH, Trelawny — Mayor of Falmouth Councillor Colin Gager has commended organisers of the Heroes In Act!on Run/Walk, JN Foundation, for selecting the Falmouth Infirmary in Trelawny as this year's beneficiary of the proceeds from the event. Read More
Tight Lines for Sep 30 at Doctor's Cave Beach
MONTEGO BAY, St James — Buzz is already generating on the ground for the fourth annual staging of Tight Lines 'Marlin Boat Raft-Up and Beach Party,' scheduled for the iconic Doctor's Cave Beach Club in Montego Bay on September 30. Read More
No gangs here!
MONTEGO BAY, St James - People's National Party (PNP) councillor for the Mount Salem Division in St James, Kerry Thomas, is adamant that the police data stating that 12 gangs are operating in his area is totally misleading. Read More
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