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Lucea split over four-month roadwork - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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LUCEA, Hanover — There have been mixed reactions to the announcement by the National Works Agency (NWA) that it will take four months to complete the $39-million concrete road surfacing project for the heavily trafficked Seaview Drive corridor in Lucea, Hanover, with various traffic changes implemented during the period. The concrete road is expected to finally bring relief to motorists who travel on the pothole-riddled surface leading in and through the town of Lucea between Montego Bay and Neg
Inclusive education push - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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SAVANNA-LA-MAR, Westmoreland — The Ministry of Education is working to replicate the innovative Savanna-la-Mar Inclusive Academy (Sav Inclusive) educational model across the island to better meet the growing needs of children with special needs. This represents a significant shift towards inclusive education for children with the need for specialised support within the existing school system. “Sav Inclusive is an interesting and important model for how the Government and the private sector can w
Staff shortage hits special needs diagnostic centres - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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SAVANNA-LA-MAR, Westmoreland — Education Minister Senator Dr Dana Morris Dixon has highlighted a critical staffing shortage plaguing special needs diagnostic centres in the education sector, noting that a lack of qualified professionals persists even as the Government expands facilities to meet growing demand. “You can’t have a diagnostic centre and have no staff, and that is one of the big challenges that we face. We’re diagnosing more, and we still have to do a lot more work because there’s a
New president of Cornwall Bar Association pledges accountability, and outreach - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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MONTEGO BAY, St James — New president of the Cornwall Bar Association Dionne Mayler has listed accountability, protection for lawyers, and the introduction of a community outreach and charity programme to provide humanitarian service to females in lock-ups high on her agenda. Mayler — was elected on Saturday to replace Michael Hemmings who did not seek re-election — argued that several females in lock-ups across western Jamaica are without personal sanitary and hygiene items. She said the assoc
Golding makes fresh bid to overhaul Crown lands law - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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SAVANNA-LA-MAR, Westmoreland — Following two failed attempts to introduce a private member’s bill that would reduce the qualifying period for Jamaicans illegally occupying Crown lands from 60 to 25 years, People’s National Party (PNP) President Mark Golding announced that another attempt will be made to have the bill accepted by Parliament. Golding stated this will take place as soon as Parliament returns from its summer break which is slated for Tuesday. “And I will seek the support of both sid
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