News This Week
Jamaican Appointed NYC Schools Chancellor 🏫🎓

Jamaican-born educator Kamar Samuels was appointed chancellor of New York City's public education system on January 1, 2026, leading the nation's largest school district. The Jamaica College alumnus now oversees over 900,000 students with a budget exceeding $40 billion.
Cool Runnings 2.0? Meet the "Ski Triplets"! ⛷️❄️

Meet Henri, Helaina, and Henniyah—18-year-old Jamaican triplets pursuing a dream to represent Jamaica in alpine skiing at the Winter Olympics. Drawing comparisons to the legendary Cool Runnings bobsled team, the siblings are on a mission to show that "winter sports have no color" and thrive under the Jamaican flag.
Heritage in the Hills: Celebrating Accompong 🥁🔥

On January 6, the annual Accompong Maroon celebrations took place in St. Elizabeth. During the event, the Prime Minister committed to rehabilitating the community’s water systems and playing fields as part of the post-hurricane recovery, ensuring the preservation of this unique "state within a state."
Adventures Coming Up

Grill & Chill Fridays @ Natural Park Bar and Grill
When: Every Friday
12:00 pm - 11:55 pm
Where: Windsor Forest, Port Antonio, Portland

All You Can Eat Sunday Breakfast
When: Jan 25, 2026
9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Where: St. Margaret’s Bay, Portland
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Forget Resorts! 🤫 STAY HERE in Jamaica! (Blue Paloma Lucea Hidden Gem)
Forget the typical resort! We found Blue Paloma Bed and Breakfast in Lucea, Hanover, arguably the best-kept secret in Jamaica. Tucked away in the peaceful countryside, this spot offers cozy luxury and a welcome that feels like family. Enjoy three-course traditional Jamaican breakfast, stunning verandas, and the stress-melting Caribbean breeze. It's the perfect, authentic base to explore local spots like Fort Charlotte and Half Moon Beach.
Free Jamaica Goodies Just for You!
Top 5 Favorite Spots in Kingston
Skip the tourist traps! Get my personal list of the most wicked spots in Kingston that locals actually love. From hidden coffee shops to secret viewpoints – this is your insider's guide to the capital.

