Clarendon College

    By: Shawna Kay Williams
  I wasn’t sure how I was going to tell him. I was too scared, too slow and too heartbroken.  
      I knew he would kill me. He had attempted it before. It wouldn’t be the first but it would be the last.
      I would be dead by the time I opened my mouth [...]

  By: Shawna Kay Williams   
 With more than 700 persons gruesomely murdered in Clarendon since the start of the year, a grim cloud has been cast over the lives of many surviving relatives.
      The merciless bloodletting has wounded many young hearts and despite a great effort to overcome their grief and pain, the memories of those fateful days [...]

By: Shawna Kay Williams
While many of our young people have resorted to a life of delinquency or have allowed their lives to become encumbered by the harsh social and economic difficulties abounding, one young lady from the rustic footings of Cave Valley St Ann has chosen another route.
      Being single-handedly raised by her mother Mauvalyn Marie [...]