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Tifa for Jamaica International Beauty Expo
MONTEGO BAY, St James —Dancehall diva Latifa Brown, popularly known as “Tifa”, will be one of the main highlights on Sunday, August 12, at the final day of the inaugural Jamaica International Beauty Expo, which begins at the Montego Bay Convention Centre next week... Read More
Champions!
FALMOUTH, Trelawny — Holland United completed a perfect season on Saturday, when they beat Harmony FC 1-0 in the final of the Trelawny Football Association's Under-18 competition at Elleston Wakeland Centre in Falmouth. Read More
TRELAWNY 50-OVERS CRCIKET CHAMPS
Acting president of the Trelawny Football Association Marline Brown (left) presents a cheque for $100,000 to Samuel Evans of the Overton cricket team on behalf of the Trelawny Cricket Association (TCA) during the TCA's awards function held at the Trelawny Multipurpose Stadium on Saturday. Evans'... Read More
Bogue FC seek second win in St JFA U-17 league
MONTEGO BAY, St James - Bogue FC will seek their second win in the St James Football Association/ Sandals International Under-17 competition today when they take on MoBay City FC in the second game of a double-header at the UDC field in Montego Bay. Read More
WESTERN SPORT DIARY
TODAYSt James FA Sandals International Under- 17•MBU vs West Green - UDC 2:00 pm•MoBay City vs Bogue FC - UDC 4:00 pm FRIDAY AUGUST 3St James FA Sandals International Under - 20 Read More
Temporary home needed for Harry Watch Health Centre
MANDEVILLE, Manchester — Public health care authorities in Manchester are still on a quest to find a temporary home for the Harry Watch Health Centre, which was closed earlier this year due to rodent infestation and the unsafe structure of the building. Read More
Nature lover is St Elizabeth festival queen for 2018
NAIN, St Elizabeth — Kimberley Buckeridge, Miss Courier Jamaica.com, was crowned St Elizabeth Festival Queen 2018 at the Jamaica Cultural Development Commision (JCDC) St Elizabeth Festival Queen Coronation held recently at Alpart Sports Club here. Read More
WATER PROMISE
Junction , St Elizabeth — The Essex Valley domestic water supply scheme has repeatedly stopped and restarted since its launch in 2001 with the aim of bringing the life-giving liquid to thousands of people in south-east St Elizabeth. Read More
Elaine takes a break
After a long struggle with an Achilles tendon injury, double sprint gold medallist at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, Elaine Thompson, has pulled out of competition for the rest of the 2018 season. With World Championships and Olympic Games up ahead in 2019... Read More
Teach the Teachers workshop under way in St Ann
EDUCATORS in Ocho Rios, St Ann, are learning new techniques to boost literacy rates in language arts and practising new strategies to positively motivate their students and hold them accountable. Read More
Spotlight on Hammersmith Prep students at awards, recognition ceremony
ROSE HALL, St James — The MAS Programme Hammersmith Prep School in Trelawny hosted its annual MAS Awards and Recognition Ceremony and 'Princes and Princess' Ball at the Black River Theatre, Iberostar Hotel in Rose Hall, St James, recently. Read More
Church Hill Primary honours five former employees
SHEFFIELD, Westmoreland —The Church Hill Primary School, located at Santoy in Hanover recently honoured five former team -members at a function held at the Negril Hills Golf Club in Westmoreland. Read More
Flanker Skills Training Institute gets $4-million gift from CHEC
FLANKER, St James — Almost $4 million worth of construction equipment was on Tuesday last handed over by China Harbour Engineering Company (CHEC) to the Flanker Skills Training Institute in St James. Read More
DPP urges Rotarians to mentor the less fortunate
SHEFFIELD, Westmoreland — Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Paula Llewelyn has called on Rotarians to provide mentorship to the less fortunate in the society. Read More
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