Treasure Bay Estates withstands Hurricane Melissa through proactiveness

Reading Time: 2 minutesBernard St Aubyn Henry, Executive Chairman of Great Bay Joint Venture Company—developers of Treasure Bay Estates in St Elizabeth—has touted proactiveness as one of the main pillars that prevented major damage to the estate during the passage of Hurricane Melissa. 

“We understand that Hurricane Melissa reminded everyone of the risks of coastal living. Treasure Bay Estates was designed with that in mind. The lots are elevated, infrastructure is reinforced, and drainage systems are built to handle heavy rainfall and storm surges. Security and emergency access are included in the planning,” Henry said.

A’Legends CEO mobilises community support for Jamaica’s Hurricane Melissa relief effort

Reading Time: < 1 minuteThe A’Legends brand, in association with the A’Legends Helping Hands Foundation, successfully hosted a powerful Hurricane Melissa Relief Drive on Saturday, November 2, 2025, uniting the community to collect critical…

Hyundai Jamaica supports relief efforts with the Christopher Martin Foundation

Reading Time: 2 minutesMagna Motors Dealership Limited, the exclusive distributor of Hyundai vehicles in Jamaica, has joined forces with recording artiste and brand ambassador Christopher Martin and his Christopher Martin Foundation to support…

Flow Foundation brings hope and relief to hurricane-hit MoBay communities

Reading Time: 2 minutesThe Flow Foundation on Saturday brought much-needed relief and hope to several communities in Montego Bay following the devastating impact of Hurricane Melissa. With homes damaged, trees uprooted, and personal…

Unicomer Group announces $75M in hurricane relief support

Reading Time: < 1 minuteThe Unicomer Group, operators of the Courts retail stores in Jamaica, has announced a contribution of J$75 million to assist with relief efforts following the passage of Hurricane Melissa. The funds…

COBA to honour Seville, Dr Henry and others; proceeds to support hurricane relief for Westwood High

Reading Time: 4 minutesThe Calabar Old Boys’ Association (COBA) will celebrate 14 distinguished awardees, including World Champion Sprinter Oblique Seville and PIOJ Director General Dr Wayne Henry, at its Annual Awards Ceremony.

The event will be held on Saturday, November 22, at the UWI Regional Headquarters in Kingston. In light of the devastation caused by Hurricane Melissa, a portion of the event’s proceeds will be allocated towards relief efforts for Calabar’s sister school, Westwood High in Trelawny, which suffered extensive damage during the storm.