In 2020, 15-year-old Kimarley Powell was placed at Vere Technical High School after sitting the Primary Exit Profile examinations. The financial constraints in his family saw him not being able to move forward with his education. Recently, he came...
Last Tuesday, Custos Rotulorum of Clarendon William Shagoury was presented with the Key to the City of May Pen at the Clarendon Municipal Corporation’s annual Christmas carol and tree-lighting ceremony. Prime Minister Andrew Holness, speaking at...
A very satisfied Rohanna Ludford, who graduated with honours on November 5 from The University of the West Indies (UWI) with a degree in the cultural and creative industries. Ludford, who placed third in the 2022 staging of the Miss Clarendon...
Today, 34-year-old Oneil Clarke, visual arts teacher at the Sydney Pagon STEM Academy in St Elizabeth, is a confident individual. He is now trying to make a successful business of his number one passion: art. He told The Gleaner that he has come a...
Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries Pearnel Charles Jr on Saturday told farmers that it makes no sense to be resistant to changes, as the sector is moving forward to address food security and growth. In his address at the 68th staging of the...
Councillor for the Hayes Division, Scean Barnswell, at the monthly meeting of the Clarendon Municipal Corporation (CMC) last Thursday, moved for a resolution to withhold payments to the National Solid Waste Management Authority (NSWMA) until it...
Checks made at several top wholesales and supermarkets in Clarendon, including Stoplight Wholesale and Shopper’s Fair in May Pen, revealed that the Christmas cake ingredient Red Label Wine was out of stock. Lisa Kelly, who normally would fill large...
Last Wednesday morning, residents gathered in the vicinity of the Alley Bridge protesting against poor road conditions, as well as the lack of attention paid to the bridge. The recent rains that lashed the island saw the bridge once again...
