Dionne JacksonMiller Hope Royal Botanic Gardens Jamaica Radio Jamaica 94 FM Nice! I went looking for me photos over the years.

Listening to Mr Creary, cultural heritage officer of Hope Gardens, speaking with Dionne JacksonMiller about the wonderful century palms now blooming in the Gardens. I really enjoy talking with Mr Creary; he knows so much about the plants & history of #HopeGardens ! #Jamaica

On #TVJAllAngles now...a special investigative report on illegal cock fighting in Jamaica by Giovanni R. Dennis ...
Then the fires at the #RivertonDump over the years

Going to be talking about the gorgeous century palms now blooming at Hope Royal Botanic Gardens Jamaica at 6.30 this evening on #BeyondTheHeadlines on Radio Jamaica 94 FM - do go see them!

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We are thrilled to announce the launch of the Freedom of Information and Access to Information Legislative Review Report on April 30th.

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Delay in fare increases - good or bad move?

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8.30 pm on TVJ & streaming on 1spotmedia.com

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Are you being affected by the smoke at Riverton? Let us know!

Stop trying to make piecemeal changes and do the thing properly once and done

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#Health #WorkingOut #BootCamp

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We are about to get into the 2024 Outdoor Season with the Paris Olympics in full view.

Starting with the ladies, some things you may want to look out for as we start the engines.

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We don't know how many ppl were counted in initial phase of census. STATIN told us that it isn't policy to reveal the number prior to final count. That may be appropriate in the normal course of things. This census process hasn't been normal. Dionne JacksonMiller #TVJAllAngles #Jamaica

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You know that this will be the new norm as a result of climate change. There are researchers in Jamaica who can do studies on the right plant species to vegetate these hills. Please look at the species that easily catch a fire yearly.

Entities can fund these research