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- Incomplete House for sale in Willow Garden
Incomplete House for sale in Willow Garden, St. CatherinePrice :$3.2 Million Tel : (876) 891-8326 /439-6080Feature Nice community
- 3 bedroom House for sale
3 bedroom House and Entertainment area for salein Cardiff Hall, St. Ann Price: $530,000 USD Tel: (876) 269-5434 / 344-9848Features 3 bedroom 2 bathroom Entertainment area Land space(22,000 sq ft) Kitchen
- 4 Bedroom House for sale in Portmore
4 Bedroom house for sale in Morris Meadows, Portmore Price:$9.5MillionTel: (876) 389-0569Features 4 Bedroom (2 master bedroom) 3 Bathroom Kitchen Dining roomCar Port Verandah Living room Structure built to accommodate upstairsCorner Lot Land space
- Five Acres Property for Sale in Bag Walk St. Catherine
Five Acres Property for Sale in Bag Walk St. Catherine Price: $7 Million (ONO) Tel: (876) 467-9757 / 754-5830 land for sale
- House for sale in Eltham Park, St. Catherine
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- House for sale in Harbour View
4 Bedroom House for sale in Harbour Tel :(876) 877-5016Feature 4 Bed room 2 Bath room Independent Dining Large Kitchen Large Back yard Car Porch
- Apartment Complex for Sale in Wilowdene
Apartment Complex for Sale in Wilowdene Consisting of one (1) and two (2) bedroom apartments Call for price Tel: (876) 883-7246 / 922-5609 house for sale
- 2 Storey house for sale in Keystone
2 Storey house for sale inKeystone, St.CatherineTel: (876) 474-6808 /878-9378Features4 bedroom3 bathroom (inside)Ibathroom (outside)Study room VerandahBalcony
- 2 Bedroom house for sale in Greater Portmore
House forsale in 3 East, Greater Portmore, St.Catherine Price: $8.2Million (Negotiable)Tel: 841-5693 / 989-5154 / 841-5694 Features 2 bedroom2bathroomCornerlot
- 2 Bedroom House For Sale in Greater Portmore
2 Bedroom , 2 bathroom house for sale in Greater Portmore3 East, Greater Portmore, Corner LotTel: (876) 841-5693 989-5154 Email: wentworthmcdonald@yahoo.comPrice: $8.2 Million (ONO)
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- Cocoa Tea joins Western Consciousness line-up
Cocoa Tea Reggae veteran Cocoa Tea has been added to the already stellar line-up of the 25th staging of Western Consciousness, dubbed ‘The Celebration of Good Over Evil’, at the Montego Bay Sports Complex on Saturday. This will be his second appearance on the show and he promises a solid set including old favourites as well as songs from his new album, Inna Di Red. “I’m hoping to greet the people with an extra-special amount of consciousness. When I come to perform I give of my best,” said Cocoa Tea. Sharing the stage The Israel’s King artiste also added that he is happy about the new and up-and-coming reggae artistes with whom he will share the stage. “Most of the younger generation of artistes such as Iba Mahr … I am seeing a bright future for the younger generation.” The event, themed ‘Replanting the Roots’, features new artistes Jesse Royal, Uprising Roots, Nature, Iyah Blazze, Cherine and a slew of others who will share the stage with veterans John Holt, Luciano, Marcia Griffiths, I-Wayne, Junior Reid, Everton Blender, Muta Baruka, Rodney Price and more. Worrell King, CEO of Kings of Kings Promotions, the organisers of the event, promises a “spiritual [...]
- Praise Tab using tablets to learn
Dwight Williams (left), LIME’s head of products, visits the grades four and five music class where the students are learning to play the piano using a keyboard app on their tablet devices. Dalton Spence (right), music teacher at the school, gives instructions. 1 2 3 > High impact, interactive and targeted learning are some of the values which have been embraced by Patsy Palmer, principal of the Praise Tabernacle Christian Academy, in guiding the young minds who have been put in her charge. Students at ‘Praise Tab’ use iPads and other tablets powered by LIME’s mobile data network to navigate lessons, complete practical activities or do research for school projects as part of their daily routine. “They use it for subjects like French, arithmetic, and social studies and even for music,” says Palmer. “We find that there are many apps that can be incorporated into the learning process and they are so interactive and child-friendly that we have seen where the children now learn faster.” She added: “The classroom is under a lot of competition. The children play with their computers, PlayStations and other games at home and so when they come to school, we have to move with the [...]
- Island Aquatics Synchro Synchronized Swimming Invitational Meet
Island Aquatics Synchro Synchronized Swimming Invitational Meet Dates: Saturday, April 6, 2013 Venue: National Stadium Pool Time: -Figures: 9 am – 12 noon -Routine and Awards: 2 – 4 pm For More Information, Call: Debbie (876) 383-5325 Christine (876) 453-7142 Website: www.islandaquaticssynchro.com Email: islandaquaticssynchro@gmail.com
- Chinese Kingston Hotel targets 2014 opening
THE Chinese developer of a hotel behind Devon House hopes to start building in May. ZDA Construction Limited’s three-storey business boutique hotel will have about 46 rooms, according to its Deputy General Manager, Gary Zhong. “If all goes well, it shouldn’t take more than 10 months to be completed,” he said. The Bank of China gave funding for the construction, and the hotel will cost US$7 million ($685.6 million), Zhong said. Already, the company has been granted planning permission and environmental permit with stipulated conditions by the National Environment and Planning Agency (NEPA). The initial plan was to have a 56-bedroom hotel with a multi-purpose games room, an open-air party space on the roof, along with a gym, a meeting room, a pool and a restaurant. But, the plans have since been modified to include a restaurant, a meeting room and a pool, according to Zhong. “We took off the fitness club and there will be no roof entertainment,” he said. When the proposal to build the hotel was made last year, the resident of the Canterbury Manor Citizens Association objected to some aspects the development. Residents complained that the hotel is out of character, as most adjoining buildings along [...]
- Destra leads ‘Dutty Mas’ Fête on April 5
The penultimate fête for Bacchanal Jamaica’s 2013 Le Masquerade season is the St Andrew-based J’Ouvert fête and road march, set to take place this Friday, April 5, starting at 10 p.m., at Mas Camp. The ‘dutty mas’ fête, which traditionally proceeds the ‘pretty mas’ road march on Carnival Sunday, and the only one of its kind in Jamaica, will feature a live performance from Trinidad’s ‘Queen of Bacchanal’, Destra Garcia. The paint fest and road march will begin at Mas Camp on Arthur Wint Drive and will turn westerly on Mountain View avenue and right on to Old Hope Road. Revellers will follow Old Hope Road, passing Campion College, turn right on Munroe Road, moving west on to Old Hope Road. From there, revellers will travel down Old Hope Road, making a west turn on Arthur Wint Drive, ending the festivities at Mas Camp. Before the action on the road, Trinidad’s Destra Garcia will bring her eclectic style, fashion and flair to Mas Camp with what is expected to be a high-energy performance of her musical catalogue, spanning more than 10 years. Garcia has worked hard to become the Caribbean’s most requested female soca artiste. She has become known for [...]
- Diddy is hip hop’s richest star
Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs – File Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs has been named the richest hip-hop star for the third year in a row. The rapper has an estimated fortune of $580 million and was recognised in Forbes magazine’s annual list, once again beating Jay-Z ($475 million) to the top spot. His wealth actually primarily comes from non-musical ventures, the majority coming from his eight-figure deal with Diageo’s Ciroc vodka. As well as a huge annual payout, Sean – previously known by his stage name P. Diddy – will receive a nine-figure windfall if the brand is sold. Of the brand, Jack Russo, an equity analyst at Edward Jones & Co, said: “It is one of the fastest-growing brands within vodka. “Consumers are feeling a little bit better about their situation, and with that, they’re willing to spend more on premium products. Meanwhile, Jay-Z’s fortune is largely made up of his 2007 sale of Rocawear ($204 million) and his deal with Live Nation ($150 million). Dr. Dre is in third place on the list with $350 million mainly thanks to his ‘Beats by Dr. Dre’ headphones brand. In 2011, the entrepreneur sold 51 per cent of the business for $300 million, before [...]
- Theatre’s finest for Actor Boys
COME Monday, 13 individuals will go into this year’s Actor Boy Awards (ABA) with multiple nominations. The event, which rewards the year’s top theatre achievers, will be held at The Little Theatre in St Andrew. Leading the pack is veteran actor Winston ‘Bello’ Bell and musician Grub Cooper who both have four nods. Bell’s nominations are in two categories. He is up against three rivals in the Best Actor in a Supporting Role for his performances in Bedward and Trevor Rhone’s classic Old Story Time. His nominations are not limited to acting. His writing skills have been recognised in the Best Song category where two pieces — Gold Rush and Think About It — were penned for the children’s drama Anancy Chaptaz. Cooper’s nominations are also in two categories. For Best Song, his works Jamaica 50 to Rahtid and Rats, both from the play Jamaica 50 to Rahtid. While in the category Best Original Score, he has been nominated for his work in Jamaica 50 to Rahtid and the National Pantomime, Skoolaz. For Cooper, the nominations represent years of working on the local theatre scene. “I have been working in theatre since the early 1970s. There is hardly a year [...]
- VW Linkup a success
EVEN though it’s in its embryonic stage, Volkswagen Owners of Jamaica embraced new members to the fold at a gathering at Country Farm House in Vineyard Town, Kingston, on Sunday. The event, a celebration of all things Volkswagen, saw close to 40 vehicles at the jam-packed venue ranging from flashy to futuristic as well as cool and classic. The initiative, spearheaded by Jamaica Classic Car Club (JCCC) vice-president and Jamaica Volkswagen Club President Norman Foster, was deemed a success. “So many people came out. And when you see something like this, you just can’t help but feel fulfilled. A dream has come true here today,” Foster told Auto. Volkswagen (VW) lovers and collectors from across the island gathered around to peer into each other’s bonnets, gawking at engines and modifications, comparing each other’s automotive art, and sharing stories. Even children got in on the fun, climbing into dune buggies and pretending to steer them. Owners came to register their names, the make, model, year, and even the colours of their vehicles for entry into the group’s database. The group — which aims to be an arm of the classic car club — garnered support from the JCCC president Nigel McFarlane, [...]
- Saulter speaks up for ‘Better Mus’ Come’ – Director to field questions after United States premiere
Ricky (Sheldon Shepherd) and Kemala (Nicole Grey) share a romance in the midst of social upheaval in ‘Better Mus’ Come’. 1 2 > After the Saturday screening of Better Mus Come in Times Square, New York, Storm Saulter, the movie’s director, will be the focus of a question-and-answer session. The African-American Film Festival Releasing Movement, which has used its ARRAY label, to distribute the film in the United States, invited Saulter’s Coalition to Preserve Reggae (CPR) to the screening for just that purpose at the AMC 42nd Street Theatre (234 W 42nd St). The movie, which opens on Friday, is the first of ARRAY’s releases, dedicated to multi-platform distribution of black independent film. The film and its distribution is important, not only because of the synergy it reflects, but also because of the role of reggae music in the movie. While there is much said about reggae’s influence around the world, the film acknowledges and documents the impact of the music on Jamaica and, importantly, on a new generation of artisans. According to a release from CPR, “it is imperative that this film gets our full support at this juncture as this support will pave the way for extending the [...]
- SINGER SANCHEZ CONFIRMED FOR LINKAGE AWARDS
Mt. Vernon, NY: Reggae crooner Sanchez, who rose to prominence globally with hit singles “Loneliness Won’t Leave Me Alone” and “Lady in Red” will be a featured performer at the 2013 Linkage Awards that takes place at Mt. Vernon High School in New York on Saturday, March 16, 2013, producer Dexter “Linkage” Blake said. Sanchez – born Kevin Jackson – in his distinguished career has gone from strength to strength with each release. He has stormed the charts with hits such as “Never Dis The Man”, and “One In A Million” while covering love songs and R&B hits. Sanchez will join living legend Bunny Wailer – a member of iconic reggae group The Wailers which comprised Bob Marley and Peter Tosh – singer John Holt, Coco Tea and Lady Saw who will each be awarded USA proclamations by the Mayor of the City of Mt. Vernon, Ernest Davis in recognition of their contributions to the development of reggae music. The 2013 Linkage Awards will also recognize a number of other top artistes, producers and radio DJs in numerous categories including male/female “DJ of the Year,” “Best New Artiste,” “Song of the Year,” Singjay of the Year” and “Radio DJ of [...]
- GSAT Language Arts Practice Paper 2013
THIRTY DAYS BEFORE GSAT LANGUAGE ARTS 2013 The package consist of eighty (80) questions to assist students preparing for the Grade Six Achievement Test (GSAT) in Jamaica. The questions cover all areas of the syllabus. The questions should be completed in one (1) hour and fifteen (15) minutes. The book also contains tips as to what to do before and after the examination. Download paper here
- Guinness hosts adult education programme
Guinness and Seaview: Guinness’ Racquel Nevins (fifth right) and her colleague Toni Ann Reid (centre) pose with members of the first batch of participants in the adult literacy programme at Seaview Gardens. – Contributed “There’s a drop of greatness in all of us.” Guinness, the world’s leading stout promotes this idea in its latest ad campaign. Across the world, the brand has partnered with many worthy causes and several social organisations that have benefited thousands in an effort to nurture this greatness. In Jamaica, the same is true. Seaview Gardens in Kingston is the recipient of Guinness’ most recent outreach. Residents of the community are being given an opportunity to undertake an adult education programme. According to Guinness Brand Manager Racquel Nevins, the objective is to positively impact community members. “Seaview Gardens’ adult literacy programme hasn’t been in operation for a while. We hope that this grant will aid in its reintroduction. Literacy is of utmost importance to community development and self-growth,” Nevins said. The programme will run for six months and is being administered by Value Added Services. Sixty-five persons are expected to benefit from the initiative. Incentives will be provided in the form of partial scholarships, which will [...]
- ‘Three Little Birds’ hits the stage – Cedella Marley book turns theatre production
Cedella Marley Adventure Theatre MTC (ATMTC) is announcing the world premiere musical, Three Little Birds, the fourth in its professional 2012-2013 61st season, in two weeks. The musical is to run from March 15 to April 14 and is based on the book by Cedella Marley with music and lyrics by reggae legend Bob Marley. Tickets to the show costs US$19 each and can be purchased online at www.adventuretheatre-mtc.org or by calling 301-634-2270. The show features three little birds singing their sweet songs to Ziggy, a very shy child who is happy to see the world from the TV in his room. Ziggy’s tricky friend Nansi wants him to get out and enjoy the island nation of Jamaica. But, Ziggy is afraid of hurricane, mongoose and evil spirits. The worldly adventure is enlivened by the fantastic songs of Marley. Beautiful story Directed by Nick Olcott and adapted for the stage by ATMTC’s producing artistic director, Michael J. Bobbitt, Three Little Birds brings to life not only a beautiful story, but an Afro-Caribbean culture and music that heavily influenced African-American music in the mid-1900s and continues to influence it today. As a result, Three Little Birds is the third of Adventure [...]
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