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TIP launches mobile office in Falmouth, unveils health plan (opens the original)
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The Teachers’ Income Protector (TIP) Friendly Society, which was established to provide loans and income protection to employees in the education sector, has launched a mobile office at the William Knibb Memorial Baptist Church in Falmouth, Trelawny. At present, The TIP Friendly Society has main offices in Kingston, Montego Bay, Ocho Rios, and Mandeville, which are not easily accessible to all who would like to utilise its services. Speaking at the launch of the Falmouth mobile office on Sunday,
Calabar promised water relief next week (opens the original)
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The water woes that have been plaguing the Calabar community near Duncans, Trelawny, could be alleviated in the coming week as Councillor Fabian Davis says plans are in place to bring the commodity to residents. “Beginning next week, we will embark on the trucking of water into the district. We will also establish water stations, where we will place 1,000-gallon tanks,” Davis told The Gleaner earlier this week. “I own a 3,000-gallon water truck, which I will make available to supplement the NWC’
Trelawny Infirmary residents to move into retrofitted container homes this month (opens the original)
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The six container houses being retrofitted to accommodate residents of the Trelawny Infirmary. - Leon Jackson photo The six containerised houses being retrofitted to accommodate residents of the Trelawny Infirmary are expected to be ready for occupancy by the end of this month. Chief Executive Officer of the Trelawny Municipal Corporation, Andrew Harrison, said only minor electrical work remains to be completed. “My technical team and the contractor have reported that only a few small electrical
Praedial larceny declines in South Trelawny after arrest of suspected thief (opens the original)
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There has been a decline in praedial larceny in South Trelawny, according to Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Orville Bushay, who heads the Praedial Larceny Unit for Area One, which comprises Trelawny, St James, Hanover and Westmoreland. Bushay attributed the reduction to the arrest of 37-year-old Calvin Warren of Stettin, whom police identified as the area's main praedial larceny suspect. "Ever since we arrested the main thief, 37-year-old Calvin Warren of Stettin, there has been a decline
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