Jolly Harbour Marina workers call for severance pay, company offers ‘assurance’
By Latrishka Thomas Employees of the Jolly Harbour Marina are agitating for payment of monies owed to them for years of service now that the company is being sold. In fact, yesterday, Observer was told that 12 out of the 14 workers attached to the Jolly Harbour Marina...
Appeal for residents to help police reduce break-ins in Gray’s Green community
By Theresa Goodwin [email protected] The victim of a recent burglary is appealing to the public to provide the police with whatever information they can in order to address an uptick in such criminal activity in Grays Green. Industrial Relations...
Police mourn colleague’s tragic death
By Kadeem Joseph [email protected] Well-disciplined, a devoted Christian, and a quiet and a humble firefighter is how members of the police force, specifically the Fire Department, are remembering fallen officer Constable David Roberts following his...
No worrying side effects reported from persons vaccinated in A&B – CMO
By Orville Williams The country’s Chief Medical Officer Dr Rhonda Sealey-Thomas confirmed, yesterday, that the Health Ministry has so far received no reports of any worrying side-effects in people who have been inoculated with the Oxford-AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine....
Failure to reach herd immunity could prompt some serious decisions from government
By Orville Williams With much of the country’s hopes for an economic rebound dependent on vaccinating enough residents for Covid-19 to reach herd immunity, Information Minister Melford Nicholas suggested yesterday that some serious decisions may have to be taken if...Today’s Daily Observer
