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In its continued support of education and literacy in schools, Sandals South Coast recently hosted more than 30 students from seven institutions within the Whitehouse cluster for an Inter-Schools'...

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Minister without Portfolio in the Office of the Prime Minister, Floyd Green, says the first of the birth certificates under Operation BirthRight has been handed out. The programme,...

Part One of the The Desmond Allen Interviews looking at the life of veteran journalist, broadcaster, and playwright Barbara Gloudon, first published in the Jamaica Observer on May ...

ST JAMES Jamaica- The Westmoreland Health Department has disclosed that it has recruited and trai...

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THE Salem Primary and Junior High School in Beeston Spring, Westmoreland, has been hailed...

Shernette Rose-Raynor (left), Sagicor team member and Foundation volunteer and Carla Drummond (right), Manager, Sagicor Bank, Savanna-la-mar branch, share a moment with little Sanatia Cooke, of the Beeston Spring Early Childhood. Sanatia was one of hundreds of children from the Sagicor Foundation Adopt-a-School Programme who received Christmas gifts last week. Hundreds of children from three schools in the Sagicor Foundation Adopt-A-School programme were beacons of excitement when they each rec...

The accused is Almond Burke, 30, a labourer of Eltham Park in Spanish Town, St Catherine. When the case was heard recently before Parish Judge Steve Walters, the matter was dismissed. The submission by attorney-at-law Sheldon Campbell, claiming that the complainants failed to properly identify Burke, who was wearing a mask and cap, was upheld. The Crown conceded that it could not mount a sound case. Allegations are that about 4:30 p.m. on Saturday, May 2, 2020, a man approached three ganja farm...

Medical Officer of Health for Westmoreland, Dr Marcia Graham (contributed photo) The Westmoreland Health Department is ramping up activities in order to address the surge in cases of coronavirus (COVID-19) in the parish. Medical Officer of Health for Westmoreland, Dr Marcia Graham, said that the number of positive cases have almost doubled over the past month. “We have now crossed the 500 number in terms of confirmed cases for the parish,” she noted, while addressing the monthly meeting ...

Dr Marcia Graham The Westmoreland Health Department is ramping up activities in order to address a noticeable surge in cases of coronavirus (COVID-19) in the parish. Medical Officer of Health for the parish, Dr Marcia Graham, said the number of positive cases have almost doubled there over the last month. “We have now crossed the 500 number in terms of confirmed cases for the parish,” she noted while addressing the monthly meeting of the Westmoreland Municipal Corporation on Thursday. She s...