September 25, 2009
Star News




FAMILIES IN DIRTY FEUD - Started after infants had dispute over video game
“ Members of two families in the community of Seafield, St Catherine, have given their own meaning to the biblical saying, "and a child shall lead them". THE WEEKEND STAR has learnt the families have been at 'war'... . read more
1 dead, 16 hurt in crash

Samantha Hastings, a 15-year-old student of the Grange Hill High School in Westmore-land died in an accident along the Three Miles River main road in the parish last evening. At least 16 other students were injured in the accident...

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45-y-o Guy remanded for wounding co-worker

WESTERN BUREAU: Forty-five-year-old Clifford Guy, who was charged with wounding with intent after he allegedly chopped a co-worker over money, was denied bail when he appeared before the Montego Bay Resident Magistrate's Court....

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Doctors say ... WORMS IN EYE WERE FROM UNUSUAL FLY

Doctors and a professor from the University of the West Indies have identified the creature taken recently from the eye of a St Andrew woman as a sheep nasal bot fly (scientific name, Oestrus ovis).

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Dad breaks 10-year-old's hand? - Child was not doing well in school

When a child is not doing well in school, often the punishment is withholding things from them until their grades improve. However, if the allegations are true, that was not the case for a 10-year-old boy...

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Room robber set free

WESTERN BUREAU: A no order was made in the case against a man who allegedly broke into a woman's room at a hotel. The order was made because the complainant left the island without giving any indication of her return...

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Colo Colo faces court on ganja charge

Popular dance figure Wayne 'Colo Colo' Stewart yesterday appeared in the Corporate Area Resident Magistrate's Court facing ganja charges. Allegations against the accused dancer are that earlier this week....

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Child taken from baby throwing mother

The Child Development Agency (CDA) has taken the 10-month-old child that was thrown over a gate by its mother in its custody, while the mother has been remanded for psychiatric evaluation...

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'Weebo' shot and killed

A 57-year-old man was shot and killed by unknown assailant(s) at his home at Raymond district, Hayes, Clarendon, on Wednesday.

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Bus driver turns self in

A bus driver who was being sought following the death of a seven-year-old boy last week turned himself over to the police yesterday. Winston Taylor from Portmore, St Catherine, walked into the Central Village...

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Policeman remanded

A policeman who reappeared in the Spanish Town Resident Magistrate's Court on a charge of corruption on Tuesday was remanded by the court. He is Constable Anthony Davey of the Waterford Police Station in St Catherine....

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Four held in lottery scam raid

The St Elizabeth police on Wednesday arrested four persons suspected to be part of a lottery scam operating in the parish. The four, including a woman, were reportedly held during a raid on a premises in Cabbage Valley.

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Accused cop killer in interrogation

Investigators from the Major Investigation Task Force will continue their interrogation of a suspect believed to be involved in the murder of Constable Georgette Collymore on August 20.

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ODPEM launches poster competition

The Office of Disaster Pre-paredness and Emergency Management (ODPEM) has launched a poster competition, aimed at promoting safe building practices to reduce the impact of hazards and natural disasters.

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Constable on gun, ammo rap bailed

Police Constable Gavin Wisdom of the May Pen Police Station in Clarendon, who is charged with larceny of a firearm and ammunition, was granted $50,000 bail in the May Pen Resident Magistrate's Court on Monday...

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Seniors graduate from computer course

Nineteen senior citizens have graduated from a computer introduction course, which was offered by the Manchester parish library.

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The breast is the best

Chief Medical Officer in the Ministry of Health, Dr Sheila Campbell-Forrester, is appealing for more Jamaican mothers to breastfeed their babies, noting that the breast is the best and safest choice for nutrition, especially.

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