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Wolmer's Boys' Auditorium no longer a dream

Sep 18th, 2014 | Category: Special Reports | 7:55
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Wolmer's Boys' School in Jamaica, the English-speaking Caribbean's oldest high school, has embarked on an eight-month project to build a modern auditorium. The new J$170-million structure will replace the previous wooden facility that was destroyed by fire in 1991.

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