Hurricane village after disaster
SEVERAL RESIDENTS IN the flood ravaged community of Portland Cottage, Clarendon, have benefited from the benevolence of the Food For The Poor Organisation. The organisation donated 50 houses to those who lost their homes to Hurricane Ivan...

Father cries for help with children
LEROY HALL WANTS help for his three children and himself to start their lives all over again. Hall's life was shattered last year after gunmen invaded his yard, shot and killed the mother of his children and then burnt the house with all his possessions.

Man kicks ex-girlfriend in jealous rage
NORMAN BARTON WILL be hoping his jealous rage does not cause him to get a long prison sentence when he returns to the Corporate Area Resident Magistrate's Court next month. Barton, 46, of Kintyre, St. Andrew, pleaded guilty to the charge of assault...

Cop smacks nurse
SEVERAL NURSES AT the Kingston Public Hospital are threatening to withdraw their services this afternoon following an altercation between a policeman and one of their colleagues. The nurses threatened to walk off the job yesterday...

Picking up the pieces
THOUGH THE HURRICANES of last year and the year before may seem distant to some, many others are today, still dealing with the effects of nature's wrath. In October 2005, during Hurricane Wilma, the Alley Bridge which serves the communities of Alley...

Fire Links flies again
FAMED SELECTOR DANE Johnson, also known as Fire Links, was, on Wednesday, permitted to travel after his attorney Tom Tavares-Finson made an application for his passport to be returned. Johnson is before the Corporate Area Resident Magistrate's Court...

A vengeful stab
spanish town, st. catherine: A 37-year-old man who used a knife to stab his girlfriend on the grounds of the Spanish Town court office, where she went to get a restraining order against him, pleaded guilty and was recently sentenced to three years hard la