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Western Bureau: Lieutenant Colonel Hartley Perrin, custos of Westmoreland, has advised freshly commissioned justices of the peace (JPs) to be cautious while certifying real estate documents, wills, and financial transactions to avoid corruption. “...

GRANGE HILL, Westmoreland - What was supposed to be an exciting start to the new school term has turned into tears, frustration, stress, and panic for students and parents who have been severe...

MAKING MORE positive choices can transform your health and give you a better sense of control over your well-being. Instead of allowing yourself to slip into bad habits, you can empower yourself to take an active part in managing your health. Self-...

WESTERN BUREAU: The Westmoreland Chamber of Commerce and Industry (WCCI) has demanded that the Westmoreland Municipal Corporation (WMC) furnish housing development plans so entrepreneurs can strategise their business plans. But Bertel Moore, mayor...

MONTEGO BAY, St James — Though purchasing Easter buns remains a tradition for Jamaicans locally and in the Diaspora, some players in the supermarket and bakery industry have noticed a slight shift...

The State never has enough resources to cover the needs of everyone. That's why privately sourced donations and assistance are usually enthusiastically embraced. In the education system, for ...

SAVANNA-LA-MAR, Westmoreland — Jamaican philanthropist, innovative entrepreneur, and economic development advisor Victor Lowe was moved to tears last Friday as his dream of seeing a science, tech...

WESTMORELAND, Jamaica – Former Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) Member of Parliament for Westmoreland Central and veteran businessman, Russell Hammond, has died. Hammond, who was ailing for some time, passe...

WESTMORELAND, Jamaica – President of the Westmoreland Chamber of Commerce, Moses Chybar is calling on business owners in the parish to pay more than minimum wage if they can afford to do so. He said m...

WHILE most of those interviewed welcomed the announcement that there will be states of public emergency in three western parishes, some have urged the Government to find new ways to tackle crime a...