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A feeling of joy permeated the atmosphere in two Portland communities on Friday, September 8, as two deserving families, who were significantly dislocated after their houses were ravaged by fire, ...

BUFF BAY, Portland: Approximately 500 needy students in West Portland were provided with basic back-to-school items, including bags, notebooks, pens and pencils, and presented with book vouchers at a special treat held on Friday in preparation for...

BUFF BAY, PORTLAND: A new tax office that will serve residents in Buff Bay and its environs in western Portland was declared open on Thursday during a brief ceremony. The facility is expected to provide a large measure of convenience for users, who...

WEST PORTLAND: Two Portland families who had their homes ravaged by fire are the recipients of new houses under the Government’s New Social Housing Programme. They are Leroy Grant, a resident of Buff Bay who lost his house when fire gutted his...

Two families in Portland Western, whose lives were severely disrupted by fire, are now proud homeowners under the Government’s New Social Housing Programme (NSHP). Leroy Grant of Francis Avenue in Buff Bay and Calbert Jones of Panton district in...

The Government will be undertaking a training programme to boost the skills of contractors under the New Social Housing Programme (NSHP). The move is part of a review of the programme aimed at improving the efficiency and speed of delivery of the...

Two families in Portland, whose lives were severely disrupted by fire, have received new homes under the Government’s New Social Housing Programme. Leroy Grant from Buff Bay, and Calbert Jones from Mount Pleasant, were presented with the keys to brand new three-bedroom houses by Prime Minister, Andrew Holness, on Friday.

KINGSTON, Jamaica - Two families in western Portland whose lives were severely disrupted by fire, are now proud homeowners under the Government’s New Social Housing Programme (NSHP). Leroy Grant of Fr...

PORTLAND: Titchfield High School has managed to fill all but one vacancy after 22 teachers resigned from the Portland-based school for unspecified reasons during the summer holidays. Principal Richard Thompson told The Gleaner on Monday that the...

These are indeed serious times that call for conversations that advance us, as nation, along the path to a better existence. We in this space continue to pray that those in positions of public t...