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Son angry as mother fights for life after caustic substance attack - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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FORT GEORGE, St Mary — Thirty-one-year-old Michael Baxter’s voice breaks as he describes the morning in August when his world changed. His mother, 51-year-old Natalie Walters, was doused with a caustic substance, allegedly by the man she had lived with for 20 years. “When I saw her, she was burnt,” Baxter told the Jamaica Observer. “One of her eyes was gone. Her face… They are going to cut her open again and again [for] plastic surgery, bone, and brain surgeries. She might not look the same,” he
Sole survivor stitches dad’s legacy into every shoe - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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ANNOTTO BAY, St Mary — Step inside Third World Home of Footwork on this town’s main street and you will hear it before you see it: the tap-tap of a hammer on leather, the whirr of a sewing machine, with the faint smell of glue and shoe polish hanging in the air. Behind the counter is 33-year-old Ria Anderson working on a pair of shoes. Her hands move with the same confidence she saw in her father Lloyd during the more than three decades he manned the store. When Lloyd opened the doors to Third W
‘Committed to giving back’ - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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ANNOTTO BAY, St Mary – Dr Nagendrababu Chandolu no longer regards Jamaica as just the country where he works. It is the place he has called home for years and which has now officially recognised the impact he has made during that time. “I feel deeply honoured and humbled,” the Annotto Bay physician told the Jamaica Observer last Saturday. He had just been presented with a special commendation from the High Commission of India during a celebration to mark the country’s 80th Independence Day, whic
St Mary mayor disputes $600-million funding claim - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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PORT MARIA, St Mary — The St Mary Municipal Corporation says the parish is receiving nowhere near the $600 million per month figure quoted by Local Government Minister Desmond McKenzie for parochial road repairs, and is calling for full transparency on how funds are distributed. Chairman of the corporation, Mayor of Port Maria Fitzroy Wilson said the comments by McKenzie have caused confusion and a false impression. “The minister indicated that approximately $600 million is allocated each month
30 years of service from Friends of Port Maria - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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PORT MARIA, St Mary — For more than 30 years, Friends of Port Maria has been making an invaluable contribution to the seaside village and surrounding districts through health and education initiatives. The organisation was conceptualised by Lorna Fairweather, in her New York living room, with a few friends who had direct and indirect ties to the parish. Over the decades the group has focused heavily on supporting students. At Port Maria Primary School it provides annual Primary Exit Profile (PEP
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