Jamaican Life
COPS PREPARE FOR DON'S RETURN
The police say they may give alleged 'Shower Posse' boss and convicted drug lord, Vivian Blake the chance to live like a free man when he returns to the island. This disclosure was made by Head of the National Intelligence...
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Poll results are in.... VOTERS CHOOSE KARTEL IN STING CLASH
The results are in and according to the public, Kartel was the 'last man standing' at Sting '08, held at Jamworld, Portmore, St Catherine. Last Friday THE STAR asked the public to vote for the winner of the clash...
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Motorists block Borobridge to Cave Valley main road
Scores of motorists using the Borobridge to Cave Valley main road in St. Ann, were inconvenienced for several hours yesterday, as residents of Borobridge protested over poor road conditions.
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Clarendon man to do time for ganja
Errol Archer of a Clarendon address was fined $51,000 and sentenced to six months in prison after he tried to export just over three kilograms (7 lb) of ganja to Antigua.
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16-month-old killed in freak accident
A 16-month-old baby boy died as a result of injuries he sustained in a freak accident at his home at Lowe River district, Trelawny yesterday afternoon.
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BSI probe bus driver shooting
The Bureau of Special Investigations (BSI) has launched a probe into the shooting death of a bus driver by a policeman at Delacree Park, Kingston 11 yesterday morning.
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Multiple charges for 'death truck' driver
The drive of the ill-fated truck, which claimed the lives of 14 persons in Portland on December 19, was yesterday slapped with multiple charges by the Port Antonio police.
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Main suspect in cops murder turns himself in
The main suspect in the killing of the special constable whose body was found slumped around his steering wheel at the intersection of Flinch Crescent and Woodpecker Avenue yesterday, has turned himself in...
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The police say they may give alleged 'Shower Posse' boss and convicted drug lord, Vivian Blake the chance to live like a free man when he returns to the island. This disclosure was made by Head of the National Intelligence...
>> read more
Poll results are in.... VOTERS CHOOSE KARTEL IN STING CLASH
The results are in and according to the public, Kartel was the 'last man standing' at Sting '08, held at Jamworld, Portmore, St Catherine. Last Friday THE STAR asked the public to vote for the winner of the clash...
>> read more
Motorists block Borobridge to Cave Valley main road
Scores of motorists using the Borobridge to Cave Valley main road in St. Ann, were inconvenienced for several hours yesterday, as residents of Borobridge protested over poor road conditions.
>> read more
Clarendon man to do time for ganja
Errol Archer of a Clarendon address was fined $51,000 and sentenced to six months in prison after he tried to export just over three kilograms (7 lb) of ganja to Antigua.
>> read more
16-month-old killed in freak accident
A 16-month-old baby boy died as a result of injuries he sustained in a freak accident at his home at Lowe River district, Trelawny yesterday afternoon.
>> read more
BSI probe bus driver shooting
The Bureau of Special Investigations (BSI) has launched a probe into the shooting death of a bus driver by a policeman at Delacree Park, Kingston 11 yesterday morning.
>> read more
Multiple charges for 'death truck' driver
The drive of the ill-fated truck, which claimed the lives of 14 persons in Portland on December 19, was yesterday slapped with multiple charges by the Port Antonio police.
>> read more
Main suspect in cops murder turns himself in
The main suspect in the killing of the special constable whose body was found slumped around his steering wheel at the intersection of Flinch Crescent and Woodpecker Avenue yesterday, has turned himself in...
>> read more
A lifetime of love
The couple met while Coombs was studying at the University of Technology and Harris at the University of the West Indies.After graduating, they pursued their careers: he is a procurement and loans officer, and she a public-relations executive at an...
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2009 predictions
First things first, happy New Year folks! Hope 2009 has started well for you and that you're still keeping your resolutions (if you made any). I've resolved not to lose my temper too often (might be easier trying to achieve peace in the Middle East or Africa...
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SINGULAR SUBJECTS - New Year attitude
Happy New Year, dear readers, and here's to shedding all the unhealthy layers in your lives as you would layers of fat or hard cheese!As you step into another year, pray for world peace, no devastating hurricanes, significantly reduced crime statistics ...
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Female ties - What will make 2009 better?
So, we made it through to 2009! As we herald the New Year, many are breathing a sigh of relief as the curtains go down on 2008 - and what a performance it was! In truth, it was a roller-coaster ride which tested us all to the core...
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Beauty in a bowl
No matter how bad things are, or how tight our budget is our appearances should never reflect a tough life. This year is predicted to be one of the most difficult years financially, and we'll be definitely feeling it in our pockets.
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LAWS OF EVE - 10 things you should know about the law
1 Ignorance of the law is no excuse. It is no defence to say that you were unaware that you were breaking the law. The fact that you did not know will not exonerate you...
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The rebirth of ...denim
Denim is the epitome of everyday chic and very often believed to be the Holy Grail of style versatility. As the crown jewel of the closet, finding the perfect fitting pair is especially essential...
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Let them go! - Habits that destroy a relationship
Even when the finest grade of sandpaper is repeatedly applied to most surfaces it will wear it down. A corny analogy for relationships? Maybe so, but there is definitely some truth to it. Think of those little annoying habits you have that...
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Myths & realities
Since forever, Jamaicans have generally been a superstitious set. Despite growing levels of education, they still follow certain rituals. Below is a list of myths that Jamaicans still practise. But this is 2009 and we need to shy away from these myths....
>> read more
Keeping fit without the gym
So the goal was to exercise more in 2008? Oh well! At least there's always this year. Whether you're trying to get toned, lose a few pounds or just feel more alive, make 2009 the year you look (and feel fine) ...
>> read more
Martha's House gets a facelift
Mustard Seed Communities' Martha's House, a home for children living with HIV/AIDS, got a facelift for the festive season. Sections of the home, including the bathroom, living room and dormitory, were repainted in bright hues on December 20.
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The couple met while Coombs was studying at the University of Technology and Harris at the University of the West Indies.After graduating, they pursued their careers: he is a procurement and loans officer, and she a public-relations executive at an...
>> read more
2009 predictions
First things first, happy New Year folks! Hope 2009 has started well for you and that you're still keeping your resolutions (if you made any). I've resolved not to lose my temper too often (might be easier trying to achieve peace in the Middle East or Africa...
>> read more
SINGULAR SUBJECTS - New Year attitude
Happy New Year, dear readers, and here's to shedding all the unhealthy layers in your lives as you would layers of fat or hard cheese!As you step into another year, pray for world peace, no devastating hurricanes, significantly reduced crime statistics ...
>> read more
Female ties - What will make 2009 better?
So, we made it through to 2009! As we herald the New Year, many are breathing a sigh of relief as the curtains go down on 2008 - and what a performance it was! In truth, it was a roller-coaster ride which tested us all to the core...
>> read more
Beauty in a bowl
No matter how bad things are, or how tight our budget is our appearances should never reflect a tough life. This year is predicted to be one of the most difficult years financially, and we'll be definitely feeling it in our pockets.
>> read more
LAWS OF EVE - 10 things you should know about the law
1 Ignorance of the law is no excuse. It is no defence to say that you were unaware that you were breaking the law. The fact that you did not know will not exonerate you...
>> read more
The rebirth of ...denim
Denim is the epitome of everyday chic and very often believed to be the Holy Grail of style versatility. As the crown jewel of the closet, finding the perfect fitting pair is especially essential...
>> read more
Let them go! - Habits that destroy a relationship
Even when the finest grade of sandpaper is repeatedly applied to most surfaces it will wear it down. A corny analogy for relationships? Maybe so, but there is definitely some truth to it. Think of those little annoying habits you have that...
>> read more
Myths & realities
Since forever, Jamaicans have generally been a superstitious set. Despite growing levels of education, they still follow certain rituals. Below is a list of myths that Jamaicans still practise. But this is 2009 and we need to shy away from these myths....
>> read more
Keeping fit without the gym
So the goal was to exercise more in 2008? Oh well! At least there's always this year. Whether you're trying to get toned, lose a few pounds or just feel more alive, make 2009 the year you look (and feel fine) ...
>> read more
Martha's House gets a facelift
Mustard Seed Communities' Martha's House, a home for children living with HIV/AIDS, got a facelift for the festive season. Sections of the home, including the bathroom, living room and dormitory, were repainted in bright hues on December 20.
>> read more
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