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Parottee relocation rift - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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PAROTTEE, St Elizabeth — Residents set to benefit from the choice of relocation from the hurricane-ravaged coastal community of Parottee to nearby Luana remain divided on taking up the offer, even after last week’s update from Prime Minister Andrew Holness. Fifty-year-old Mary Linton, who has lived in Parottee all her life, is ready to move. She cannot forget her ordeal when Hurricane Melissa struck on October 28, 2025. “The experience that I had during Melissa when the sea take we, if me even h
Christiana clampdown - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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CHRISTIANA, Manchester — Mandeville Mayor Donovan Mitchell says, effective today, there will be a clampdown on unapproved buildings and illegal vending, as part of enforcement activities in the south-central town of Christiana. “Yesterday (Wednesday) I came into Christiana and as the chairman of the local Board of Health I spent about five hours walking the streets of Christiana. I visited the abattoir. I visited the market. I visited the transportation centre. I looked at some businesses [and]
Parottee shift - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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LUANA, St Elizabeth — Residents of the hurricane-ravaged coastal community of Parottee are set to benefit from the choice of relocation to Luana, just 10 kilometres away, north of Black River. Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness made the announcement of the Government’s plan to facilitate the relocation of Parottee residents to Luana at the ground-breaking ceremony for the $3.7-billion Luana Gardens phase four development on Wednesday. He said two consultations have already been done with residents
Chilling confession - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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FRANKFIELD, Clarendon — Police here say a 15-year-old schoolboy has been charged with murder after he confessed to using a screwdriver to fatally stab his 64-year-old neighbour then dragged her body to hide the gruesome crime. The victim, Hyacinth Rose Johnson, a domestic helper, was killed in Union district, Grantham, north-west Clarendon in July. “The police continued their investigation, which led them to the arrest of this young man. He was arrested on Saturday and on Monday, while being int
Gang war hurting the church, says Manchester pastor - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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MANDEVILLE, Manchester — The leader of a church in the now-troubled community of Broadleaf, which borders crime hotspots including Comfort, says an ongoing feud among gangsters is crippling the church’s activities in this parish, particularly night services. Bishop at the Broadleaf Church of God, Calbert Spence, made the disclosure on Monday during the Manchester Peace Coalition’s (MPC) World Peace Day celebration in Mandeville. The event was part of a week of activities, including a 5K Run and
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