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Regional
Sam Sharpe extends community reach
MONTEGO BAY, St James — Sam Sharpe Teachers' College in Montego Bay has committed to extending its reach beyond the college walls and stimulate thought that will aid in building the wider community. Read More
Downward trend
NEGRIL, Westmoreland — The Westmoreland police are celebrating a 36 per cent reduction in murders in the parish since the start of this year. Read More
Get professional advice, Tufton urges flu patients
MONTEGO BAY, St James - Health Minister Dr Christopher Tufton is advising the public to prevent any confusion between dengue and the H1N1 flu by seeking medical assistance after developing symptoms of these diseases in order to ensure proper diagnosis and... Read More
Teshuva Wellness opens in Montego Bay
MONTEGO BAY, St James — Montego Bay welcomed its newest addition to the list of medical facilities offering first-world standards in health care and treatment with the recent opening of Teshuva Wellness. Read More
Tufton open to dengue discourse but stresses Hanover highest obesity rate among men
LUCEA, Hanover — Health Minister Dr Christopher Tufton says he is willing to meet with the Hanover Municipal Corporation and other stakeholders to discuss concerns they may have about dengue and other health-related issues. Read More
Big boost for MoBay
MONTEGO BAY, St James — Government and performing arts centres are to be constructed on a 14-acre plot of land on Bevan Avenue in Montego Bay, St James, which now houses commercial operations for the State-run National Water... Read More
MBU, RENO IN CELLAR CLASH
FROME, Westmoreland —Western-based clubs Montego Bay United and FC Reno, both fighting for their Red Stripe Premier League lives, will clash at the Frome Sports Complex in a crucial third round fixture on Sunday, starting at 3:30 pm. Read More
ANTIGUAN HIGH ON REGGAE
MONTEGO BAY, St James —Leading Antiguan reggae act Fucha Kid is now in western Jamaica promoting his latest single, titled Trust Somebody. Read More
China, Jamaica should continuously support each other — ambassador Tian
MONTEGO BAY, St James - The Chinese community in Montego Bay, St James, commenced the celebration of the Lunar New Year on a philanthropic note. Read More
Cross-zone of JFF Western Confederation Charley's JB Rum Super League kicks off
GRANVILLE, St James — Fresh from their first mid-season title in over five years, defending champions Wadadah FC will start their quest for the double when they travel to face former champions Granville United at the Granville Community Centre as the cross-zone... Read More
Busy transfer window for Super League
MONTEGO BAY, St James —It was a busy January for Western Confederation Super League clubs in the transfer window with the teams expected to challenge for the title, all making a number of transactions. Read More
Herbert start U-14 defence
MONTEGO BAY, St James — Herbert Morrison Technical will start the defence of their ISSA Western Conference boys' Under-14 basketball title this afternoon when they take on Holland High School at Bogue starting at 3:30pm. Read More
STETHS lead charge by St Elizabeth schools at Western Champs
SANTA CRUZ, St Elizabeth — St Elizabeth schools, led by seven-time boys' champions St Elizabeth Technical High (STETHS), had several top- 10 finishes in both sections at the recent County of Cornwall Athletics Association (COCAA) Western Championships. Read More
Certified!
BY ALICIA SUTHERLAND Observer staff reporter sutherlanda@jamaicaobserver.com | Monday, February, 25 2019
MANDEVILLE, Manchester — Mandeville Infant School, over the years, has developed a reputation for offering high-quality education. Read More
Women's Centre students empowered by technology tour
MANDEVILLE, Manchester — A group of 25 students from the Women's Centre Foundation of Jamaica (WCFJ) in Mandeville participated in a specially designed technology tour at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) on Monday, February 11 observed as International Day for Girls and Women in... Read More
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