Dreamer woman envisions...Portia in a bloody room
A ST. THOMAS woman says God gave her the name Joseph and the gift of having prophetic dreams with Prime Minister Portia Simpson Miller and a couple of her colleagues in a room filled with blood. Carone Gordon, an evangelist...
Gospel artiste held in custody until November
Gospel artiste Lloyd 'Father' Reese, accused of escaping from prison in 2003, was remanded until November 21 when he appeared in the Corporate Area Resident Magistrate's Court on Monday, although he asked RM Judith Pusey that his matter be thrown...
Fire Safety Week in full gear
In keeping with the theme of this year's Fire Safety Week, the Jamaica Fire Brigade has been intensifying its efforts to lessen the number of bush fires and other practices that have harmful effects on the environment.
Taxi stand construction lags behind schedule
Lluidas Vale, St. Catherine: The construction of a taxi stand by the Nanational Works Agency on Forte Street in Linstead, St. Catherine, is lagging behind schedule. Groundbreaking for the facility was done on March 24 this year by Robert Pickersgill...
Mechanic pleads guilty to house breaking
A thief got anxious when he attempted to flee in a taxi with goods valued at approximately $102,000. Gauntlet Pinnock, a 41-year-old mechanic from 15 Myrie Avenue in Kingston pleaded guilty to house breaking and larceny...
Alleged deportee remanded on conspiracy charge
St. Thomas: A man who the police believe was deported from the United Kingdom is again coming up short as far as the law is concerned. Patrick Bryant, 31, of a Leith Hall address in St. Thomas, has been brought before the court on six counts..
Hard-working elderly man seeks public help
Hubert Carty might be old and sick but he is working hard to improve his life, and care for himself. However, with all his efforts, he still needs the public's help to get a home. Carty has lived in a board shack in Caswell Farms, Spanish Town....
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