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The UDC says the 18-acre Portmore Resilience Park, featuring a large jogging track, sports courts, an indoor events complex and green space, should be completed later this year.
Hanover police say all four of the parish’s identified gangs have been neutralised, echoing the sustained crime turnaround language this publication has documented in neighbouring St James.
The Jamaica Social Investment Fund is undertaking a $27 billion, five- to six-year recovery programme aimed at rebuilding communities and schools in areas damaged by Hurricane Melissa.
A fundraising concert at The Advent Centre in west London aimed to raise £137,000 to rebuild 12 homes and repair five more in Whitehouse, Westmoreland, a community found with the help of a retired church minister after Hurricane Melissa.
A reader tells how she and her two sisters finally divided their late father’s land after two decades of silence, and what changed to make it possible.
Kingston, December 23, 2025 As Jamaica approaches the close of 2025, the conversation around real estate has changed in tone and substance.…
St Catherine councillors say mould and poor air in their 1762 Spanish Town building are harming their health, and Mayor Norman Scott says a replacement is in the works.
A diaspora mentorship academy is pairing 90 Jamaican students with mentors overseas, and its founder, Dr Sandra Colly-Durand, received a Governor-General’s Achievement Award in Montego Bay.
Every street has someone with a past that everybody remembers. What would it look like to give them the same space to change that Jesus gave the woman in John 8?
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