Post-Hurricane Melissa: The People, The Places, The Progress | Jamaica Observer Special - Episode 1

The scars left by Hurricane Melissa are widespread across Jamaica, but so is something just as powerful: resilience. From parish to parish, Jamaicans have been rallying, rebuilding, and reminding the world what strength looks like. Tonight at 6 p.m., join host Donald Oliver for Jamaica Post-Hurricane Melissa: The People, The Places, The Progress, a special Jamaica Observer production live-streamed on our social platforms and on YouTube. We look at the lives changed, the stories emerging, and the

Jamaica continues to etch its name into winter sports history at the North American Cup in Whistler. Pilot Shane Pitter and brakemen Andrea Dacres, Junior Harris, and Tyquendo Tracey powered their way to a bronze medal in the 4-man bobsled. After entering Run 2 in the top spot and clocking the fastest start of the day — an impressive 4.85 seconds — a slight mistake in the curve cost them two positions, but the team held strong to secure 3rd place. 🥉 Tyquendo Tracey shared on an Instagram post,