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By Jamaica HomesOctober 11, 20260

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Talks Begin on Reopening Alpart Refinery, With First Phase Targeted for June 2027

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Seaford Town Family Leaves Shelter for Rebuilt Home After Melissa

By Jamaica HomesJuly 31, 20260

“We Just Need Somewhere to Live”: Eight Months After Melissa, a Family of Six Is Still Living in a Church Hall

By GodinterestJuly 13, 20260

A family of six in New Market, St Elizabeth, who had lived in a church manse after losing their rented home, has spent eight months in an unfinished church hall since Hurricane Melissa, the Jamaica Star reported.

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Labour Ministry Takes ROOFS Grant Verification Into St Elizabeth Communities

By Jamaica HomesJuly 11, 20260

The Labour Ministry is meeting St Elizabeth residents one by one to fix records that have held up ROOFS roof repair grants after Hurricane Melissa.

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Work Starts on $147.8m Santa Cruz Water Main Replacement

By Jamaica HomesJune 19, 20260

Ground has been broken on a $147.8 million NWC project to replace a 50-year-old water main in Santa Cruz, St Elizabeth, benefiting about 1,200 residents in 300 households.

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$17 Million for 101 Churches: The First Hurricane Clean-Up Grants Reach St Elizabeth

By GodinterestApril 20, 20260

About $17 million in hurricane clean-up grants went to 101 St Elizabeth churches in April 2026, the first payout from a $75 million programme covering over 400 churches in five parishes hit by Hurricane Melissa.

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The Government Wants Church Buildings as Hurricane Shelters. It Came to a St Elizabeth Church to Say So

By GodinterestApril 17, 20260

Local Government Minister Desmond McKenzie said in April 2026 that his ministry will ask churches island-wide to provide disaster shelter space, as over 400 churches were set to receive post-Melissa clean-up grants, with St Elizabeth getting over $17 million.

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JPS Targets March 31 for Power Restoration in Western Communities

By Jamaica HomesMarch 5, 20260

JPS says communities in St James, Westmoreland, St Elizabeth and Hanover are scheduled for restoration by March 31, with fewer than 9,000 customers still without power.

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A Dissolved Trust, a $2.6 Million Balance and Two St Elizabeth Churches

By GodinterestFebruary 19, 20260

The former board of the Mavis Fraser-Davis Trust, closed in 2021, gave its remaining J$2.6 million to St Albans Anglican and Bethlehem Moravian churches in Malvern, St Elizabeth, to help students affected by Hurricane Melissa.

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A Dead Educator’s Trust Just Gave Two St Elizabeth Churches $2.6 Million

By GodinterestFebruary 19, 20260

A now-defunct educator’s trust made its final distribution: $2.6 million split between two St Elizabeth churches, arriving during a period when many congregations have struggled to access government post-Melissa funding.

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“A Blessing I Never Imagined”: A St Elizabeth Family Gets a New Home After Hurricane Melissa

By GodinterestDecember 27, 20250

VM Group and Food For The Poor handed a two-bedroom home in Myersville, St Elizabeth, to Novia Russell, a single mother caring for children, a niece and her elderly mother, after Hurricane Melissa hit the family.

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“The Entire Roof Caved In”: Two Churches Take Doctors, Lawyers and Builders to Melissa-Hit St Elizabeth

By GodinterestDecember 7, 20250

Two New Testament Church of God congregations ran Mission Rise 3.0 in St Elizabeth after Hurricane Melissa, repairing three badly damaged homes and bringing medical, dental and legal help, even as the Middle Quarters church itself lost its roof.

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