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Jamaica comeback

Bartlett says storm-hit country rises with Carnival

Jason Cross | Reporter

April 13 12:20 AM

Jamaica comeback

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Husband-and-wife duo switch to GenXs and loved it

Jason Cross | Reporter

April 13 12:18 AM

Husband-and-wife duo switch to GenXs and loved it

Entertainment, ...

Campari Boulevard: Not just a location; a whole vibe

Shereita Grizzle | Observer Staff Reporter

April 13 12:16 AM

Campari Boulevard:

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JaBBEM slams proposal for hotel beach pass fees

... proposes amenity-based charges

Tamoy Ashman | Reporter |ashmant@jamaicaobserver.com

April 13 12:14 AM

JaBBEM slams proposal for hotel beach pass fees

Cricket, ...

‘WE ARE IN FRONT’

Scorpions coach claims narrow advantage despite Pride’s 348 on day one

Daniel Blake | Sports Writer | blaked@jamaicaobserver.com

April 13 12:12 AM

Scorpions coach sees silver lining despite Pride’s 348 on day one

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Over half of damaged community Wi-Fi sites up, running again

...USF gifts Trelawny Municipal Corporation $4.3m in devices

Horace Hines | Observer Writer

April 13 12:05 AM

Over half of damaged community Wi-Fi sites up, running again

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‘Never seen cocaine before’

Man freed of drug charges

April 13 12:04 AM

‘Never seen cocaine before’

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After unsuccessful US-Iran talks, what next for Trump?

April 13 12:03 AM

After unsuccessful US-Iran talks, what next for Trump?

Regional, Western

$4.5-m for Westmoreland roads damaged by heavy rains

December 15, 2000

THE Westmoreland Parish Council is to spend at least $4.5 million to repair roads, in western sections of the parish, that were damaged by last week's...

Regional, Western

Doctor’s sentencing pushed back

December 15, 2000

TRELAWNY -- Dr Ruddy Brown, the young physician convicted at the end of last month for indecent assault, is to be sentenced on January 3 in the Clarke...

Regional, Western

Cornwall play Manley for Olivier Shield today

December 15, 2000

NORMAN Manley will take a 2-1 lead into the second and final leg of the all-island Olivier Shield football competition at Jarrett Park today. Manning ...

Regional, Western

Christmas programme corrupt and inefficient — JLP’s Chang

December 8, 2000

Western Bureau: The Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) candidate for North West St James, Dr Horace Chang, has accused the St James parish council of running ...

Regional, Western

NDM looks west

December 1, 2000

WESTERN BUREAU: With no representatives yet identified for three constituencies in region four, the National Democratic Movement is set to step up its...

Regional, Western

Westmoreland youth took over the council

December 1, 2000

WESTMORELAND -- They may not have had any real power, but for one day recently 25 young people in Westmoreland got an up-close look at what it would b...

Regional, Western

MoBay marine park strapped for cash

December 1, 2000

WESTERN BUREAU: The Montego Bay Marine Park Trust, the non-governmental organisation (NGO) that manages a long stretch of protected coastline in the w...

Regional, Western

Parenting Centre opens in MoBay

December 1, 2000

WESTERN BUREAU: Dysfunctional families, and individuals finding it difficult to deal with the stresses of everyday life now have the option of seeking...

Regional, Western

Battle over lights for Retirement

November 24, 2000

MICHAEL Troupe, the People's National Party (PNP) councillor for the Granville Division in St James, and party activist O Dave Allen, the chairman of ...

Regional, Western

Trelawny to benefit from Atlanta trade mission

November 24, 2000

THE manufacture of pharmaceuticals and the distribution of medicine are two of the enterprises that could evolve from last week's visit to Trelawny, o...

Regional, Western

Mt Alvernia, Sav in Western Prep school football titles

November 24, 2000

MOUNT Alvernia and Savanna-la-mar won the girls and boys finals respectively, in the fifth renewal of the 12 and Under Western Prep schools football c...

Regional, Western

St James football knockout semis

November 24, 2000

NATIONAL Premier League teams Wadadah and Seba will play the semifinals of the Inbond Merchants Association St James knockout football competition at ...

Regional, Western

MoBay High girls get taste of tourism

November 17, 2000

AS part of their effort to enhance the island's tourism industry and develop the Montego Bay community, the Ritz Carlton Rose Hall Hotel sent 10 stude...

Regional, Western

Whitehouse gets chapter of Diabetes Association

November 17, 2000

A chapter of the Diabetes Association of Jamaica was launched Monday in Whitehouse, Westmoreland. A project of the Whitehouse health district of the W...

Regional, Western

Firemen occupy unsafe building

November 17, 2000

THE building housing the St James Fire Department at Barnett Street in Montego Bay is on the brink of collapse and the management is looking seriously...

Regional, Western

Catherine Hall sports complex to be built…finally

November 17, 2000

AFTER a delay of nearly three years, work on the Montego Bay sports complex should begin by early next year. The complex will be built on some 20 acre...

Regional, Western

Trelawny woman on ammo charge

November 17, 2000

THIRTY one year-old Sharon Williams, charged with illegal possession of ammunition was granted bail in the sum of $20,000 and her case transferred to ...

Regional, Western

MoBay could lose $4m from cruise ship delay

November 10, 2000

MONTEGO Bay stands to lose more than $4 million over the next three weeks, because of a delay in the start of visits of a new cruise ship to the city....

Regional, Western

Calm returns to Negril

November 10, 2000

CALM returned to the tourist resort town of Negril yesterday following Thursday's demonstration to protest against the fatal shooting of teenager Keen...

Regional, Western

Tussle to replace Chen as JLP caretaker

November 10, 2000

A keen tussle is on in the Jamaica Labour Party camp in South Trelawny, as at least three persons are now lining up to replace Alfred Chen, who died i...

Regional, Western

‘It was not a JFJ press conference’

November 3, 2000

THE human rights group, Jamaicans for Justice, has denied any involvement in Tuesday's press conference that was held in support of Joycelyn Guthrie w...