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Matalon resigns as CTL chairman
KINGSTON, Jamaica — The Jamaica Observer has been informed that chairman of Caymanas Track Limited (CTL), the promoters of horse racing in the island, Joseph ‘Big Joe’ Matalon has tendered his resignation to Minister without portfolio in the Ministry of Finance, Planning and the P ... read more
Tuesday, June 18, 2013 - Updated: 6:12 PM
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Isaac passing south of Puerto Rico, new system formed in Atlantic
Thursday, August 23, 2012 | 6:45 AM
KINGSTON, Jamaica - At 4:00 am the centre of Tropical Storm Isaac was located near Latitude 15.3 degrees north and Longitude 64.0 degrees west, the Met office reported.
On the forecast track, the centre of Isaac should pass to the south of the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico today, approaching the Dominican Republic tonight and Friday.
Isaac is moving towards the west at 19 km/h and some erratic movement toward the west-northwest to northwest could occur this morning. A steady motion toward the west-northwest is expected to begin by this afternoon or tonight and continue into Friday
Maximum sustained winds have decreased to near 65 km/h, with higher gusts. However, re-strengthening is forecast during the next 48 hours and Isaac could still become a hurricane on Friday before it reaches Hispaniola, according to an early morning release by the Meteorological office.
Meanwhile, another system, Tropical depression number ten, is moving west northwest over the Atlantic.
At 4:00 am the centre of Tropical Depression Ten was located near Latitude 14.5 degrees north and Longitude 40.6 degrees west.
The Depression is moving towards the west-northwest near 26 km/h and this general motion is expected to continue through Saturday.
Tropical Depression Ten is not a threat to Jamaica.
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