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Help for Jamaican immigrants

LOCAL TIES: Desmond Ranglin, president of the Jamaican Association of Rhode Island, launched the organization to support and advance economic growth and the political, social and cultural interests of local residents with ties to Jamaica. / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO
LOCAL TIES: Desmond Ranglin, president of the Jamaican Association of Rhode Island, launched the organization to support and advance economic growth and the political, social and cultural interests of local residents with ties to Jamaica. / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

A new association seeks to harness the collective culture, spirit and interests of the Jamaican population of Rhode Island. This would include both Jamaican immigrants living in the Ocean State and their U.S.-born children. Launched last July, the Jamaican Association of Rhode Island is led by Desmond Ranglin, a banker who said he emigrated with

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