For You, Barracks Road!
Regional, Western
August 12, 2014

For You, Barracks Road!

President of the Montego Bay Chamber of Commerce and Industry Nathan Robb (right) and businessman Yangsen Li (second right) hands over a symbolic cheque for $200,000 to principal of the Barracks Road Primary School Alanzo Jones (left) and chairman of the school board Janet Madden during a brief ceremony at the school on two Tuesdays ago. The funds, donated by Li, will go towards the construction of a computer laboratory at the co-educational institution, which has roughly 1,600 students enroled.

(PHOTO: PHILLIP LEMONTE)

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