June 29-2011
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Executives of the Woodlawn Management Board, Staff, Parents Members of the PTA, Boys and Girls …Graduates.
Good afternoon and congratulations on this most important step in the journey of becoming Special men and wome
Excerpted from: Island Buzz Jamaica
In the 1800’s heyday of King Sugar, the Parish of Trelawny, Jamaica boasted almost one hundred plantations. For the architecture or heritage buff, the Parish and in particular it’s capital, the coastal town of Falm
The Rural Agricultural Development Authority’s (RADA) is citing their last Farmers’ Market event as the most successful to date.
Staged on Wednesday June 29-2011, that event brought out the largest farmer and client participation to date and netted
When laas yuh laugh ‘til yuh feel like yuh belly a guh bus’? Well “Midnight at Puss Creek,” the eagerly anticipated theater comedy-play starring Oliver Samuels and Glen “Titus” Campbell promises to make you do just that. With two shows in Florida, o
Communications and Public Relations Director of the Rural Agricultural Development Authority (RADA) Maia Chung says that the statutory body - a vital part of the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries is coming even harder a this year's Denbigh Agri-I
In the absence of reigning world and Olympic champion Bolt,
By: Kerri-Ann M. Smith
By now, most of us have encountered the viral video “Nobody Canna Cross It (Bus Can Swim)” that has swept the social media newsfeeds in the past two weeks. I, for one, have watched this video over and over again and have shared
Prepared by the Rural Agricultural Development Authority (RADA)
June marks the beginning of the hurricane season and the
Rural Agricultural Development Authority (RADA), a division of the Ministry of Agriculture through its Agricultural Disaster Ri
Stop “fixing” blame regarding the past and start focusing on the future with the emphasis on the next generation and not the next election. That’s the mandate handed down by President George Maxwell Richards to the Government and Opposition to use as
The Maia Chung Autism and Disabilities Foundation (MCADF)- will be adding two new books to the repertoire of material available at its Autism kiosk located at the Tom Redcam Library in Kingston Jamaica.
The Kiosk is facilitated by the Jamaica Library
The department announced two months ag
Grenada is celebrating 30 years of Carnival, and as part of its series of events, the Grenada Board of Tourism has taken the decision to launch Spice Mas 2011 right here in T&T. An excited Edwin Frank, public relations officer of the Board, gave de
Who would have thought that a successful engineer-turned-lawyer at the apex of her career would give up the seemingly “good” life and give in to her passion for writing, photography and public speaking? Some may call it foolhardy while others may vie
Beauty, passion, sensuality and anything erotic, all seem to rise on the precious quality of being temporary, ending at any moment, fleeting. Erotic Art Week (EAW) celebrates its third anniversary and is making a call to all artists to participate in
Born in Trinidad; Artist Glen Martin considers that one of the most important things to know about him. “If I hadn’t been,” he says, “I couldn’t have done half the things I’ve done in my life.” Martin’s love of nature and admiration of the female fig
