Weekly Newsletter
Issue #4, Jan. 14, 2003

Welcome to the latest edition of the Go-Jamaica.com newsletter.
This week we are featuring:

  • Earthquake Awareness Week
  • Minister of Education, Youth & Culture, Mrs. Maxine Henry-Wilson will be www.go-jamaica.com online guest on Wednesday 15 January 2003.
  • Lloyd Williams this months Caribbean-media.net guest
  • Entertainer and popular DJ Wayne Marshall is the guest on www.jamaica-star.com
  • Breaking News - hear it first on www.go-jamaica.com
  • Go-Jamaica Merchandise.
  • Store profile: Blue Verandah Designs
Earthquakes
This week is Earthquake Awareness Week. In 1993 Jamaica was struck by an earthquake, which measured 5.4 on the Richter Scale. Located along the southern margin of the Wag Water Fault it affected Kingston, St. Thomas, Clarendon and St. Catherine. For information on what to do during an earthquake and also the activities scheduled to take place check out www.go-localjamaica.com
Education Matters - Children Are the Future
Minister of Education, Mrs. Maxine Henry Wilson will be Go-Jamaica's online guest on Wednesday 15 January 2003 at 6 p.m. (EST).
This week we have seen two more outside recruitment agencies from the USA and UK again approach our teachers to relocate to their countries. We have also seen no resolution in the current pay discussions taking place between our teachers and the Government. As more teachers decide to 'opt out' of Jamaica - Go-Jamaica.com provides you with the opportunity to ask the Minister in charge of the portfolio questions on the critical subject of Education, Youth and Community. Log on and make sure you have your say.
Caribbean-media.net

Veteran Journalist Lloyd Williams will be our guest on Wednesday 22 January 2003 at 6pm (EST). Lloyd is an award winning Senior Jamaican journalist based at the Jamaica Gleaner. Throughout his career he has broken many critical stories that have challenged and rocked government's, political institutions and the Jamaican people. An elder statesman of the newspaper industry, he is a great mentor for young journalists all over the world. (Caribbean-media.net)

Artiste of the Month: Wayne Marshall to appear on www.jamaica-star.com
Wayne Marshall with be the online guest this month for Jamaica's top entertainment site www.jamaica-star.com He will be appearing on Thursday 16 January at 6 p.m. (EST).
Wayne Marshall is currently wowing audiences all over the world with great rythmns. Join him in the Go-Jamaica chat room for what shall be an exciting evening
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Breaking News
Go-Jamaica has heard you appeal for breaking news updates as and when they happen throughout the week. Keep abreast of what's happening in Jamaica by staying tuned to www.go-jamaica.com

Do things the Go-Jamaica Way
Music Mixes
Now you can listen to some of the country's most popular dancehall, calypso and reggae mixes at http://jamaicastar.com/ruggedjams/ Every week we will bring you new mixes. Enjoy the music and remember to share it with your friends.
Go-Jamaica Store

Go-Jamaica merchandise is now online. Choose from an array of gifts which include baby doll t-shirts, bags, clocks, baby bibs and so much more.


Store profile: Blue Verandah Designs

Take your business online with Go-Jamaica
Blue Verandah is a textile and print design house that is widely known throughout the region for its vividly colourful designs of tropical flowers, fruit and scenery. Birds of paradise, hibiscus and Bombay mangos, rum shops and traditional cottages are subjects that bring the richness of the tropics to life.

Blue Verandah Designs (http://discoverjamaica.com/shop/blue/index.html) presents on its website a line of original and exclusive hand-painted cushion covers as well as a series of reproduction prints of Caribbean Cottages.

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