Manchester Parish (Jamaica)
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Where to stay this christmas: Manchester - A mountain retreat fit for celebrating Christmas
Already the Christmas bells are ringing and it has got you thinking what to do for the holidays. Why not try something different? Deviate from the norm and do something that is fun and relaxing instead of all that tiresome...
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Sickle-cell disease is a genetic condition affecting one in every 150 births in Jamaica. The disease comes as a result of inheriting abnormal haemoglobin genes from both parents. The Sickle Cell Trust's Manchester project is a...
Enid Meikle's birthday bash
Published: Sunday | November 15, 2009 From left: Olive Smith, Maureen Shaw and Dr Carol Gentles stop their girl-talk to pose for Outlook. - Photos by Barbara Ellington The residence of business couple Enid and Trevor Meikle was...
Business, tourism management conference for UTech
The University of Technology (UTech) will be hosting academicians, researchers, consultants and educators in the business, tourism and hospitality management fields from around the world, from November 10-11, for the third...
Across the Nation
Published: Saturday | October 31, 2009 Strong job prospects in many sectors MANDEVILLE, Manchester: The employment forecast for Jamaica shows opportunities in education, health care and social assistance, and professional and...
Bauxite trucking to bring new jobs
The movement of 700,000 tonnes of bauxite by Jamalco from its Mile Gully mines in Manchester to its refinery in St Jago, Clarendon, set to start November 2, is to provide jobs in the communities being affected, The Gleaner has...
Could indictments of local leaders spell trouble for Nagin?
06:41 PM CDT on Wednesday, October 21, 2009 NEW ORLEANS – Could two trips Mayor Ray Nagin took right around Hurricane Katrina lead to troubles with federal authorities? For former Mandeville Mayor Eddie Price, the federal...
COMMUNITY HEROES - Finding joy in service
Ahead of National Heroes Day on October 19, The Gleaner this week highlights the contributions of several ordinary Jamaicans who have made extraordinary strides for excellence in their neighbourhoods....
Sickle-cell testing project still ongoing
Nervous chatter and laughter filled the room along with an occasional loud cry from the girls - all punctuating the anticipation students felt. Fifth-formers at the Porus High School sick bay provided those sounds as they...
No timeline for rail service return
AFTER SOME setbacks, the Government is closer to reactivating the island's rail service, according to transport and works minister Mike Henry."We are now undertaking a socio-economic impact assessment, while also looking to...
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