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www.topix.net | 7/29/10 10:01 PMJamaica News
| Jamaica, US set for clash in Zurich Jamaican and US sprint teams are set to face off at next month’s
athletics meet in Zurich, with the teams led by Usain Bolt and Tyson Gay
lining up to challenge world records, organisers said yester...
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7/29/10 9:12 PM
Bolt thinks 9.4 in the 100 is possible Usain Bolt thinks about winning the gold medal more than setting another
world record. He worries about entertaining the fans as much as
establishing a legacy. Track’s fun-loving Jamaican sta...
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7/29/10 9:12 PM
MYSTERY ROCK FALLS FROM SKY? Like a wildfire, tales have spread in Old Harbour Bay, St Catherine,
about a mysterious stone which residents claim fell from the sky on
Tuesday morning. The stone is said to have fallen close to a man who
was walking in an open field....
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7/29/10 7:45 PM
Mystery Rock Falls From Sky Like a wildfire, tales have spread in Old Harbour Bay, St Catherine,
about a mysterious stone which residents claim fell from the sky on
Tuesday morning.The stone is said to have fallen close to a man...
story.jamaicantimes.com |
7/29/10 7:30 PM
WOMAN SCAMMED IN COURT - Tricked into paying money to wrong person A woman who allegedly conned a man out of $45,000 was, herself, robbed
of $30,000 inside the Corporate Area Resident Magistrate's Court
yesterday. The accused, Phyllis Althea Campbell, was to repay ...
story.jamaicantimes.com |
7/29/10 7:30 PM
Court date set for woman after she gives birth A 27-year-old pregnant woman accused of stabbing her child's father in
the eye with a kitchen knife is to return to court in October, after she
has given birth.
story.jamaicantimes.com |
7/29/10 7:30 PM
Alleged assaulter charged again Campbell, who had been remanded after he showed no remorse and claimed
he hit the teen because she does not listen when he speaks, allegedly
punched a police officer in the face while he was in the ho...
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7/29/10 7:30 PM
18-y-o charged for ganja A 18-year-old man seemed confused when he was asked to enter his plea
for charges of possession of ganja and possession of an offensive weapon
when he faced the Corporate Area Resident Magistrate's Co...
story.jamaicantimes.com |
7/29/10 7:30 PM
Man killed in shoot-out The dead man is identified as Umroy Dyer, unemployed, of Howell Content,
Clarendon. Police reports indicated that an operation was being
conducted at 5:45 a.m. in the community when the deceased fire...
story.jamaicantimes.com |
7/29/10 7:30 PM
Bail extended in Patrick Roberts' gun trial Roberts, who is head of Shocking Vibes, is facing charges of negligent,
loss of a firearm and failure to renew a firearm. The 45-year-old
businessman and politician was charged on April 7, after it w...
story.jamaicantimes.com |
7/29/10 7:30 PM
Bachelous has fine lessened Entertainer Michael Barnes, also known as 'Bachelous', got a lucky break
yesterday when the Court of Appeal reduced his $6 million fine or four
years' imprisonment to $200,000 or six months' imprisonm...
story.jamaicantimes.com |
7/29/10 7:30 PM
Motorist pleads guilty to forgery A motorist who was denied legitimate car insurance for his vehicle, and
who was so determined to secure insurance, so much so that he purchased
forged insurance documents, avoided maximum prison sente...
story.jamaicantimes.com |
7/29/10 7:30 PM
Ian Lyn vacates JUCDA presidency The Jamaica Used Car Dealers Association (JUCDA) will be having its
Annual General Meeting at the Wyndam Hotel, New Kingston, today at 5
p.m. On its agenda will be the election of a new president.
story.jamaicantimes.com |
7/29/10 7:30 PM
Two more suspects held in cop killing Detectives from the Major Investigations Taskforce have slapped criminal
charges against two more suspects in connection with the May 23 murder
of two policemen, along Mountain View Avenue, St Andrew.
story.jamaicantimes.com |
7/29/10 7:30 PM
WOMAN SCAMMED IN COURT - Tricked into paying money to wrong person A woman who allegedly conned a man out of $45,000 was, herself, robbed
of $30,000 inside the Corporate Area Resident Magistrate's Court
yesterday. The accused, Phyllis Althea Campbell, was to repay the
complainant $45,000 yesterday...
www.jamaica-star.com |
7/29/10 7:30 PM
Alleged assaulter charged again A day after he appeared in court for allegedly beating the 18-year-old
mother of his child, Donovan Campbell was back before the court for
assaulting a police officer in the precincts of the court.
www.jamaica-star.com |
7/29/10 7:00 PM
18-y-o charged for ganja A 18-year-old man seemed confused when he was asked to enter his plea
for charges of possession of ganja and possession of an offensive weapon
when he faced the Corporate Area Resident Magistrate's Court on Tuesday.
www.jamaica-star.com |
7/29/10 6:45 PM
Man killed in shoot-out A 21-year-old man was fatally shot and his firearm seized early
yesterday morning by the police after he engaged the team in a gun battle.
www.jamaica-star.com |
7/29/10 6:30 PM
Bail extended in Patrick Roberts' gun trial Producer and politician Patrick Roberts is to return to court in
September when the case involving the loss of his firearm is to continue.
www.jamaica-star.com |
7/29/10 6:15 PM
Bachelous has fine lessened Entertainer Michael Barnes, also known as 'Bachelous', got a lucky break
yesterday when the Court of Appeal reduced his $6 million fine or four
years' imprisonment to $200,000 or six months' imprisonment. ....
www.jamaica-star.com |
7/29/10 6:00 PM
Tourism sector gets 10% duty waiver on refurbishing material HOTELIERS and other players in the tourism sector are set to benefit from a 10 per cent duty waiver on the importation of material that will be used to refurbish their facilities, under a new programme called the Tourism Industry Refurbishing Programme . www.topix.net | 7/29/10 5:56 PM Motorist pleads guilty to forgery A motorist who was denied legitimate car insurance for his vehicle, and
who was so determined to secure insurance, so much so that he purchased
forged insurance documents, avoided maximum prison sentence...
www.jamaica-star.com |
7/29/10 5:45 PM
Ian Lyn vacates JUCDA presidency The Jamaica Used Car Dealers Association (JUCDA) will be having its
Annual General Meeting at the Wyndam Hotel, New Kingston, today at 5
p.m. On its agenda will be the election of a new president....
www.jamaica-star.com |
7/29/10 5:30 PM
Man remanded on gun-related charges A St Ann man was remanded when he appeared on gun-related charges in the
St Ann's Bay Resident Magistrate's Court yesterday. He is McGiver
Mcdonald, 22, unemployed of Mansfield Heights, Ocho Rios, St Ann....
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7/29/10 5:15 PM
Growth is Jamaicas priority, Shaw tells UK bankers LONDON, England — Finance Minister Audley Shaw says the Government
of Jamaica will be pushing hard to achieve healthy economic growth
during the current financial year, now that the country has achi...
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7/29/10 2:12 PM
Art You Can Eat On an oven-hot afternoon this past Saturday, more than 250 people
descended on an outdoor pavilion displaying 85 sculptures on tabletops
in the Hudson Valley village of Tivoli, NY. They came first to ...
story.jamaicantimes.com |
7/29/10 2:12 PM
Did Usher & Chris Brown REALLY Record A Song In Jamaica Usher and Chris Brown are rumored to have hit the studio together while
they were in Jamaica this weekend. The rumors were confirmed by a source
close to Usher but no details were given about the coll...
story.jamaicantimes.com |
7/29/10 2:12 PM
Bolt-led Jamaica and US set for Zurich athletics meet GENEVA (AFP) – Jamaican and US sprint teams are set to face off at
next month's athletics meet in Zurich, with the teams led by Usain Bolt
and Tyson Gay lining up to challenge world records,...
story.jamaicantimes.com |
7/29/10 2:12 PM
The Best Wine Experience in Jamaica - The winners are... Last week Thursday the Jamaica Observer Food Awards was held at Devon House where professionals and organisations within the local food and hospitality industry were recognised for their talents, products and services. www.topix.net | 7/29/10 1:36 PM Then and Now: The evolution of Jamaican food But today, with so many gadgets to make our time in the kitchen easier, it makes it harder to achieve that distinct taste of old. www.topix.net | 7/29/10 11:26 AM Eight Jamaicans cop Fulbright awards Seven of the eight Jamaicans who have been awarded prestigious Fulbright scholarships gathered at a pre-departure briefing at Courtleigh Hotel in New Kingston yesterday, where they were advised of the expectations of them while carrying out their studies at universities overseas. www.topix.net | 7/29/10 11:26 AM A prayer for Jamaica Despite living miles away in foreign lands, far from Jamaica's shores, diaspora members have still found time to whisper a word of prayer in the eager hope that the island will be transformed. www.topix.net | 7/29/10 11:26 AM Stop orders coming for SLB delinquents STUDENTS AT the tertiary level who obtain loans from the Students' Loan
Bureau (SLB) and flee overseas to escape servicing those liabilities
may, in future, be barred from leaving the country.
story.jamaicantimes.com |
7/29/10 8:04 AM
Eight Jamaicans cop Fulbright awards Seven of the eight Jamaicans who have been awarded prestigious Fulbright
scholarships gathered at a pre-departure briefing at Courtleigh Hotel in
New Kingston yesterday, where they were advised of the...
story.jamaicantimes.com |
7/29/10 8:04 AM
Usain Bolt may try something new 'to maintain interest' Mothers the world over know best. Just ask Jennifer Bolt, the mother of
Usain, the world's fastest man. Speaking in London , she said her son
"might change things around a bit and try something new"...
story.jamaicantimes.com |
7/29/10 7:26 AM
The singjay, not the song Queen Ifrica plays World Routes 2010: Island Soul Festival on Saturday, July 31 at the Sirius Stage, Harbourfront Centre, 235 Queens Quay W. Free. www.topix.net | 7/29/10 7:22 AM Jamaica courts Canadian investors TORONTO, Canada (JIS) -- Minister of Industry, Investment and Commerce,
Karl Samuda is urging businesspeople in Canada to look to Jamaica,
noting that Jamaica has a lot to offer investors. "Jamai...
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7/29/10 5:36 AM
Jamaica courts Canadian investors TORONTO, Canada (JIS) -- Minister of Industry, Investment and Commerce,
Karl Samuda is urging businesspeople in Canada to look to Jamaica,
noting that Jamaica has a lot to offer investors. "Jamai...
story.jamaicantimes.com |
7/29/10 5:36 AM
New midtown restaurant Duo is a successful culinary coalition T he menu at Duo, a new restaurant on Main Street just south of Linwood,
promises “authentic Ethiopian/Eritrean and Jamaican
cuisine.”</p><p>An unlikely pairing? Maybe ...
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7/29/10 5:14 AM
Jimmy Cliff at the LC Other than Bob Marley, no one changed Jamaican music more profoundly
than Jimmy Cliff. He grew up with the infamous sound systems of Saint
James Parish, cut his first hits in Kingston and became the i...
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7/29/10 5:14 AM
Bolt set for Gay, Powell showdown in Stockholm STOCKHOLM (AFP) – World 100m record holder Usain Bolt will take on
US sprint rivals Tyson Gay and fellow Jamaican Asafa Powell in the IAAF
Diamond League meet here on August 6, organisers confir...
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7/29/10 5:14 AM
Public-sector workers wait Public-sector workers, worried about their jobs in light of the planned
modernisation process, will have to wait until late this year to find
out if they will be sent home. It could be another two to three months
before the country even knows how many...
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7/29/10 3:45 AM
'Taxpayers to lose $5b' TAXPAYERS may have to fork out US$57 million or approximately J$4.8
billion as exit fees from a currency-swop arrangement. Parliament
yesterday approved a loan guarantee to refinance a 204.4-million loan from...
www.jamaica-gleaner.com |
7/29/10 3:30 AM
Ishmael Turner ? Jamaica?s Golden Son Jamaica has given birth to another great musical treasure- the organic
and soulful singer/songwriterIshmael Turner.
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7/27/10 1:41 PM
New anti-crime strategies for Jamaica KINGSTON, Jamaica (JIS) -- Jamaica's Police Commissioner, Owen
Ellington, has announced a series of multi-pronged anti-crime
strategies, which came into effect on Thursday, following the expiration of...
story.caribbeanherald.com |
7/23/10 3:30 AM
New anti-crime strategies for Jamaica KINGSTON, Jamaica (JIS) -- Jamaica's Police Commissioner, Owen
Ellington, has announced a series of multi-pronged anti-crime
strategies, which came into effect on Thursday, following the expiration of...
story.trinidadtimes.com |
7/23/10 3:30 AM
Now and then: U.S. authorities hunt a fugitive in Jamaica Police take cover during operations in Kingston, Jamaica, Tuesday, May 25, 2010. www.topix.net | 7/17/10 2:11 PM Jamaica link Children from a Gwynedd village school are starring alongside writer Benjamin Zephaniah in a film showing their links with Jamaica. www.topix.net | 7/17/10 12:10 PM Jamaica link Pupils star with Benjamin Zephaniah to show Jamaica links
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