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      N E W S  Last updated: Sunday, January 8, 2007, 11:56pm EST

Jamaica Represented at State Funeral of Former U.S. President
Friday, December 29, 2006 (JIS.gov.jm)

Kellier Highlights Importance of Overseas Work Programme

Minister of Housing, Transport, Water and Works, Robert Pickersgill and Jamaica's Ambassador to the United States, Professor Gordon Shirley, represented the country at yesterday's (January 2) State funeral for the 38th President of the United States, Gerald R. Ford, at the National Cathedral in Washington, DC.
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Kellier Highlights Importance of Overseas Work Programme
Friday, December 29, 2006 (JIS.gov.jm)

Kellier Highlights Importance of Overseas Work Programme

Minister of Labour and Social Security, Hon. Derrick Kellier, has said that the provision of overseas work for the people of the Caribbean was vital to the economies, societies and quality of life of the citizens.
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Honorary Consul Beryl Riley Presents Gifts
at Association of Jamaicans in Richmond
Christmas Celebration
Dean of Medicine at UMD Discusses
Assisting the Education Process in Jamaica
Friday, December 29, 2006 (JIS.gov.jm) Friday, December 29, 2006 (JIS.gov.jm)

Honorary Consul Beryl Riley Presents Gifts at Association of Jamaicans in Richmond Christmas Celebration

Jamaica’s Honorary Consul to Richmond, Virginia, Mrs. Beryl Riley presents gifts to children at the Association of Jamaicans in Richmond (AJR) annual Christmas celebration.
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Dean of Medicine at UMD Discusses Assisting the Education Process in Jamaica

Dr. Albert Reece, Dean of Medicine at the University of Maryland, is seen here discussing how the University of Maryland can assist in the education process in Jamaica.
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Jamaicans Overseas Urged to
Invest in Country
INMED Donates Guitars for the Training
of Disadvantaged Children
Thursday, December 07, 2006 (JIS.gov.jm) Thursday, December 07, 2006 (JIS.gov.jm)

Jamaicans Overseas Urged to Invest in Country

Ambassador to the United States, Professor Gordon Shirley, has called on Jamaicans in the Diaspora to invest in their homeland and in so doing, contribute to the country's development.
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INMED Donates Guitars for the Training of Disadvantaged Children

INMED Partnership for Children has donated 70 electronic and acoustic guitars to be used to train disadvantaged children in Jamaica.
[FULL STORY]

Jamaicans in Atlanta Urged to Support
Efforts to Clear Garvey's Name

Overseas Students Urged to Promote
Positive Values of Homeland

Friday, November 03, 2006 (JIS.gov.jm) Wednesday, November 1, 2006 (JIS.gov.jm)

Honorary Consul to Atlanta, Vin Martin, has urged Jamaicans in Atlanta to join the Government's effort in seeking a pardon from the United States government for National Hero, Marcus Garvey.
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Overseas Students Urged to Promote Positive Values of Homeland

Minister of Education and Youth, Maxine Henry Wilson has urged Jamaican students attending universities in Washington, DC, Maryland and Virginia to promote the positive values of their homeland. [FULL STORY]
Prime Minister Commends Alcoa
for Commitment to Jamaica
Six Elected to Northeast US Diaspora
Advisory Board
Thursday, October 26, 2006 (JIS.gov.jm) Wednesday, October 04, 2006 (JIS.gov.jm)

Prime Minister Commends Alcoa for Commitment to Jamaica

Prime Minister, The Most Hon. Portia Simpson Miller has commended Alcoa Aluminum Company for its commitment in investing in Jamaica."Jamaica is indeed proud to have the world's premier aluminum company as a partner and investor," she said.
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Six Elected to Northeast U.S. Diaspora Advisory Board

Six persons have been elected to serve on the Northeast United States Diaspora Advisory Board.
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Warr Lauded for Campaign
against Breast Cancer
Two Outstanding Jamaicans Honoured
in Hartford, Connecticut
Thursday, October 26, 2006 (JIS.gov.jm) Wednesday, October 18, 2006 (JIS.gov.jm)

Warr Lauded for Campaign against Breast Cancer

Jamaica's Ambassador to the United States, Professor Gordon Shirley, has lauded the efforts of Women At Real Risk (WARR), in Washington, DC, for their outstanding contribution in the fight against breast cancer.
[FULL STORY]

The city of Hartford in Connecticut and the West Indian Foundation have recognised two outstanding Jamaicans, Byron Lee for his 50 years of contribution to Caribbean music, and renowned surgeon, Dr. Lenworth Jacobs.
[FULL STORY]

United States Senator Hillary Rodham
Clinton Greets Jamaica
Atlanta-Based Organization Donates
to St. Ann's Bay Primary
Thursday, October 26, 2006 (JIS.gov.jm) Wednesday, October 18, 2006 (JIS.gov.jm)

United States Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton Greets Jamaica

United States Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton greets Jamaica’s Ambassador to the United States, Professor Gordon Shirley at the First National Ethnic Media Awards at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington.
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The St. Ann Primary School has benefited from the donation of four scholarships in addition to several high speed Pentium computers with accompanying software, at a cost US$5,000.
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Trinidad and Tobago's Prime Minister Patrick Manning greets Jamaica's Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade Members of the Jamaican Community in Maryland at a Health and Business
Development Symposium
Thursday, October 26, 2006 (JIS.gov.jm) Wednesday, October 18, 2006 (JIS.gov.jm)

Trinidad and Tobago's Prime Minister Patrick Manning greets Jamaica's Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade

Jamaica's Ambassador to the United States, Professor Gordon Shirley, has lauded the efforts of Women At Real Risk (WARR), in Washington, DC, for their outstanding contribution in the fight against breast cancer.
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Members of the Jamaican community in Maryland at a Health and Business

Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, Senator Anthony Hylton addresses members of the Jamaican community in Maryland at a Health and Business Development Symposium sponsored by the Jamaican Women of Washington on Thursday, September 28.
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