Service Hub
Shop

No products in the cart.

Fresh Paint in Brown’s Town

Fresh Paint in Brown’s Town

Commuters and pedestrians in Brown’s Town likely noticed a brighter commute on Monday morning. Over the past weekend, crews were out in force refreshing the town’s infrastructure, applying crisp new road markings and repainting several key pedestrian crossings.

New road marking and pedestrian sign in Brown’s Town

The updated markings are a welcome sight, providing much-needed clarity for drivers and a safer environment for those crossing the busy main thoroughfares. It’s a small but significant upgrade that keeps the town looking sharp and moving safely.

The Gavel Drops at Brown’s Town Primary

It’s official: the heavy hitters have converged to chart the course for Brown’s Town Primary School. The Board of Management kicked off the new term with their inaugural meeting, chaired by Dr. Daren Johnson.

The meeting was a “who’s who” of local leadership, featuring Mr. Eaton Clarke, Acting Principal Mrs. Monica Campbell-Coley, Ms. Novlett Kelly, Mrs. Kadean Johnson, and Mrs. Christina Campbell-Green.

Adding some serious weight to the proceedings, Acting Regional Director Mrs. Linda Campbell-Miller delivered a high-energy empowerment session, while Education Officer Mr. Romane Thomas kept the formal constitution on the straight and narrow.

With this crew at the helm, the school isn’t just treading water—it’s full steam ahead. As the motto goes: “Called to Lead, Committed to Serve.”

JUTC Warning: Unauthorized Boarding Fees in Ocho Rios

The Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC) has issued a public warning following a viral TikTok video showing a man selling “boarding numbers” to commuters in Ocho Rios.

The Details

The Scam: An unauthorized individual was filmed charging passengers for “numbers” to secure seats and avoid standing on the bus from Ocho Rios to Half-Way Tree. The man claimed to operate a shift system for this service.

JUTC Response: The company clarified that this practice is entirely unauthorized. The individual seen in the video is not a JUTC employee.

Official Policy: Commuters are only required to pay the approved bus fare via official channels, such as the SmartFare system. No additional fees are required to board or secure a seat.

Action Taken: The matter has been reported to the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF), which has committed to taking immediate action.

Note to Commuters: JUTC urges the public to report any similar unauthorized activity to the company or the police immediately to maintain the integrity of the transit service.

This report is based on information provided by The Jamaica Gleaner in the article: “JUTC warns public after video shows man selling numbers to board bus in Ocho Rios,” published on March 16, 2026.

Community Leadership: Constable Scott Inspires Aboukir Primary

Aboukir Primary School hosted a dynamic Career Day, featuring a special guest appearance by Constable Scott.

The Constable shared insights into the daily life of law enforcement, emphasizing that the badge represents much more than a job—it represents discipline and integrity.

Through an engaging discussion, he encouraged students to see themselves as future leaders.

Key Takeaways:

Success through Choice: Greatness is built on hard work and positive decision-making.

Community Impact: Every student has the potential to contribute meaningfully to their neighborhood.

Integrity First: Character is the foundation of any successful career path.

Local Spotlight

Looking for a reliable partner for your next home or business project? SAMEX Electrical and Construction Ltd offers a comprehensive suite of services designed to keep your property running efficiently. From general construction and property management to specialized solar and CCTV installations, they bridge the gap between structural integrity and modern technology.

Get in Touch:

Call: 876-320-5515 / 876-426-2005

Email: samexja@gmail.com

A message from the Ministry of Health & Wellness

Pregnancy can bring many emotions. Some mothers-to-be may feel worried, anxious or overwhelmed, and support is important.

If you’re struggling, speak with a trusted family member, friend or healthcare provider.

Help is available: 888-NEW-LIFE (888-639-5433)

Related Articles

No posts were found matching your selection.