Jamaica Gleaner News
Published: Monday Sunday | April 8, 2007
JLP marks 4Oth anniversary of Donald Sangster's death
Tale of a dying beach: Old Harbour Bay
The Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) has announced a schedule of activities to mark the 40th anniversary of the passing of the nation's second Prime Minister, the Most Hon. the Most Hon. Sir Donald Sangster on Wednesday, April 11. Read More...
This story is no longer availableTale of a dying beach: Old Harbour Bay
When the first Europeans came to the shores of Jamaica, they found pristine, turquoise waters lapping sandy beaches. They were awed by the sheer natural beauty of this fair isle. Some settled and lived with the native Tainos. Others returned to Europe and wrote glowingly about paradise on Earth. Old Harbour Bay beach and its environment were a part of that paradise. Read More...
Private sector to raise funds for Montego Bay road project
he Jamaica Hotel and Tourist Association (JHTA) has joined the efforts of private and public sector organisations in Montego Bay in calling for the dualisation of the integral Bogue Road in the tourism Mecca. Read More...
High marks for St James private schools
Despite not having the requisite staff to provide adequate supervision, like the thousands of students who utilise them, the Ministry of Education sees the proliferation of private schools in St. James as a good thing and welcomes them. Read More...
