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Published:Saturday | March 16, 2013 | 12:00 AM
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From left: Dr Carleene Grant-Davis, paediatric head at the Cornwall Regional Hospital, is all smiles as she holds on to the cheque valued at just over $6 million, which will be used to purchase two well-needed ventilators for the paediatric ward. Sharing in the occasion are Max Jardim; Dr Delroy Fray, senior medical officer; Anthony Smikle, acting CEO of the hospital; Neckey Feanny of the We Care for Cornwall Regional Hospital Foundation; and Brian Jardim.
Green Pond High School student Roshe McKenzie (left) hangs out with Jamaica's Ambassador to the United States Professor Stephen Vasciannie during her trip to Washington, DC, recently as a part of the Bold Leaders Programme.
Georgia Hunter (left) and Sabrina Amos, Hennessy ambassadors, at a Brit Jam event in Montego Bay at Sandals Cay.
Entertainer Flippa Mafia (left) hangs out with promoter and international disc jockey DJ Face at Sandals Cay in Montego Bay during Brit Jam.
Veronica Locarno (left) and friend Ryan Kerr partied at Tropical Beach in Montego Bay during a Brit Jam event on Sunday.
Christmas does not have to end, not according to the Clarke family, which made an effort to put a smile on the faces of children who do not have their paternal parents in their lives at the SOS Village in St James. From left: Financial adviser of SOS Village, Ray Gregory, and National Director, Gregory Wint, accept scores of toys from Dorothy Clarke, who is making the presentation on her son's behalf. Clarke's sone is an obstectrian gynaecologist and anesthesiologist in Washington D.C. For the past three years, her son has brought and donated toys to SOS. - Contributed
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Christmas does not have to end, not according to the Clarke family,
which made an effort to put a smile on the faces of children who do not
have their paternal parents in their lives at the SOS Village in St
James. From left: Financial adviser of SOS Village, Ray Gregory,  and
National Director, Gregory Wint, accept scores of toys from Dorothy
Clarke, who is making the presentation on her son's behalf. Clarke's
sone is an obstectrian gynaecologist and anesthesiologist in Washington
D.C. For the past three years, her son has brought and donated toys to
SOS. - Contributed