Coaching Success at the 2015 World Championships
KCOB Lennox Graham was part of Jamaica's seven coach technical staff at the Beijing 2015 World Track & Field Championships which included Paul Francis, Jermaine Shand, Julian Robinson, Jerry Holness, Michael Clarke and Maurice Wilson.
Lennox's job in Beijing was
Excerpted from an Article by Richard Johnson in the Observer
COMPOSER, arranger and performer Marjorie Whylie is still basking in the announcement that she is to receive the Order of Distinction in the rank of commander (CD) for her outstanding contribution to the arts, especially music and theatre.
She told
Two Jamaicans — Devon Cameron and his sister Donna Cameron -- who were deported as children from Maryland, United States, 25 years ago, on drug-related offences returned on September 20 to the US as citizens.
It was made possible through the assistance of two Jamaican immigration attorneys, Joan
The 51st Roper Cup was shared between Kingston College and St Georges College on Saturday September 29th. The Roper Cup was played at Sabina Park for the first time in a long time, with six matches played on the day. The family event had a good show of support for
The Kingston College Parent Teachers Association on September 22, 2015 honored The Saint Andrew High School For Girls on that institution achieving 90 years of existence. Stewart Jacobs the president of KCPTA acknowledged the contribution St Andrew High For Girls has had on the molding of Jamaican young women.
The KCOBA and the wider Fortis Family are saddened by news of the passing of Frank Lumsden. represented KC in football and was the incumbent Colonel of the Charl The late Frank Lumsden es Town Maroons.
After studying and working in the United States for many years, Lumsden
But the Borlees were not the only high-profile siblings here as the final of the 100m hurdles saw athletics’ own Williams sisters getting into the act, with victory going to Jamaican 22-year-old Danielle in a personal best of 12.57, and 25-year-old older sister Shermaine finishing seventh in 12.95.
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