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For Your Diary
(1) 1st & 3rd TuesdaysOptimist Club of MandevilleMeetingsVilla Gardens RestaurantVilla RoadMandevilleManchester- 6:00 pm (2) Saturday June 8Ackee Tree GroupLegal Assistance Project Read More
Secretariat at last for Manchester Justices of the Peace
MANDEVILLE, Manchester — Approximately 400 justices of the peace in Manchester now have a secretariat to conduct their business. Read More
Shadrock rocks Santa Cruz
SANTA CRUZ, St Elizabeth — Shadrock Sound was pronounced the winner of the recent Guinness Sounds of Greatness sound system competition here. Read More
'Filth and disrespect'
ANCHOVY, St James — Opposition leader Dr Peter Phillips has decried the deplorable state of the St James Municipal Corporation's owned and operated Charles Gordon Market in Montego Bay, claiming that the conditions at the facility are at their worst. Read More
Harriet Hall Foundation presents US$6,000 worth of scholarships to three Mt Alvernia students
It was a joyful moment for three honour roll students of Mount Alvernia High School in Montego Bay, St James, who received well-needed scholarships valued at US$1,500 each. Read More
Boys Club Warriors eye third-place spot in WBA Elite League
MONTEGO BAY, St James — Promoted Montego Bay Boys Club Warriors could move into third place in the Western Basketball Association Elite League today with a win over Lucea Flames at the Montego Bay Cricket Club, starting at 7:00 pm. Read More
Under pressure
Downs FC's Ajay Chin (right) lunges in as he tries to block a clearance from Faulkland FC's Marvin Sangster in Sunday's JFF Premier League play-off game at WesPow Park in St James. Faulkland FC won the game 2-1 as they opened their quest for a place in next season's Red Stripe Premier League. Read More
Significant drop!
SAVANNA-LA-MAR, Westmoreland— Commanding officer for the Westmoreland Police d ivision, Superintendent Gary McKenzie, says the parish, which is currently under a state of public emergency (SOE), has seen a significant reduction... Read More
Labour Day across the west
The spirit of volunteerism was alive and well across western Jamaica on Labour Day, May 23, as hundreds participated in scores of projects across the region, many observing the theme 'Child Safety... It's You, It's Me, It's All Ah We'. Read More
Several roads in St James being rehabilitated
Montego Bay, St James — The National Works Agency (NWA) is undertaking a number of road rehabilitation projects in St James, at a cost of approximately $88.5 million. Read More
Young Tycoon Family Records drops debut album
LUCEA, Hanover — New production house, Young Tycoon Family (YTF) Records, is hoping that their debut album, Tycoon Lifestyle, will be among the buzzing projects for the summer.The project is set to be released tomorrow in partnership with Zojack Worldwide. Read More
Jayhawks, Knibb Thunder seek lead in WBA Men's Div One
WAKEFIELD, Trelawny — UWI-Western Jamaica Campus Jayhawks (UWI-WJC) and Knibb Thunder, who won their opening games in the Western Basketball Association Men's Division One League last weekend, are to meet in the second game of a double-header at Muschett High in Trelawny on... Read More
Sport Diary — May 30
TODAYWestern Basketball Association Elite LeagueLucea Flames vs MoBay Boys Club Warriors — Cricket Club @ 7:00 pm FRIDAYSt James FA/ VM Foundation Under-13 quarter-finals Read More
TFA Major League
KINLOSS, Trelawny — The semi-finalists in the Trelawny Football Association Major League will be decided on Sunday following the playing of the final set of games in the quarter-finals. Read More
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