AC Milan scrape a point with Genoa after late penalty howler
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AC Milan scrape a point with Genoa after late penalty howler
January 8 06:07 PM
MILAN, Italy (AFP)—AC Milan survived late penalty drama to scrape a 1-1 home draw with Genoa on Thursday, a result which allowed local rivals Inter Mi...
St James police aim for below 50 murders this year
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St James police aim for below 50 murders this year
January 8 06:03 PM
ST JAMES, Jamaica — Coming off another year of reductions in the murder figures, the St James police has revealed a new target for 2026. "We have a ta...
Excelsior dismiss STETHS to claim Olivier Shield
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Excelsior dismiss STETHS to claim Olivier Shield
January 8 05:41 PM
KINGSTON, Jamaica – Excelsior High were crowned all-island schoolboy football champions on Thursday, defeating St Elizabeth Technical High School (STE...
Forex: $158.93 to one US dollar
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Forex: $158.93 to one US dollar
January 8 04:46 PM
KINGSTON, Jamaica — The United States (US) dollar on Thursday, January 8, ended trading at $158.93, down by 44 cents, according to the Bank of Jamaica...

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It looks good… But No official opening date for Christiana Bypass
Garfield Myers | Observer Writer 
August 26, 2012
Observer Central MANDEVILLE, Manchester - To the untrained eye, the new Christiana bypass looks the finished product, complete with traffic lights at ...
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Mandeville moves to arrest domestic crimes
BY RHOMA TOMLINSON Observer writer 
July 29, 2012
Observer Central MANDEVILLE, Manchester —A high-profile task force comprising top cops, clergymen, community leaders and educators has been set up to ...
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Changing fortunes
BY OSHANE TOBIAS Observer writer 
July 29, 2012
Garvey Maceo coach hoping to build on Olympian’s success VERNAMFIELD, Clarendon — When Rusheen McDonald makes his Olympic debut in the 400m heats at L...
Central, News, Regional
Ruins! Donald Sangster’s birthplace falling apart
Garfield Myers | Observer Writer 
July 29, 2012
Observer Central MOUNTAINSIDE, St Elizabeth - It looks like any old, abandoned building to be found in deep rural Jamaica. Its crumbling stone and woo...
Central, News, Regional
Emergency response a boon to Treasure Beach
Garfield Myers | Observer Writer 
July 29, 2012
Observer Central SANTA CRUZ, St Elizabeth – James Sadock remembers very well that day, 11 years ago, when he saved a child from drowning and first rec...
Central, News, Regional
Historic St Peter’s struggling to fill pews
BY OSHANE TOBIAS Observer writer 
July 29, 2012
ALLEY, Clarendon — St Peter's Anglican Church here is perhaps the most enduring physical reminder of early English colonisers in south eastern Clarend...
Central, News, Regional
80-year-old Mandeville cemetery to be closed
Alicia Sutherland 
July 15, 2012
MANDEVILLE, Manchester — The Manchester Parish Council is currently taking steps to officially declare the more than 80-year-old Mandeville Municipal ...
Central, News, Regional
Deportee turned entrepreneur
Garfield Myers | Observer Writer 
July 15, 2012
How the hot dog man changed his life SANTA CRUZ, St Elizabeth — Guyard Silvera, the hot dog man, turned his life around after being deported from the ...
Central, News, Regional
Clarendon to celebrate Jamaica 50 in style
BY OSHANE TOBIAS Observer writer 
July 15, 2012
MAY PEN, Clarendon — Clarendonians will officially open their Jamaica 50 extravaganza with an Emancipation/Independence thanksgiving service on July 2...
Central, News, Regional
Repairs to Two Sisters Bridge begin
BY OSHANE TOBIAS Observer writer 
July 15, 2012
HAYES, Clarendon - Reconstruction of the Two Sisters Bridge in Raymonds, South East Clarendon, is expected to be completed within another four months,...
Central, News, Regional
BACKING OFF CRIMINALS! Police gaining ground in Clarendon
BY OSHANE TOBIAS Observer writer 
July 1, 2012
Observer Central MAY PEN, Clarendon — Police in Clarendon are assuring residents that safety and security are improving and that with the help of the ...
Central, News, Regional
Manchester explores knowledge based options
BY RHOMA TOMLINSON Observer writer 
July 1, 2012
Observer Central MANDEVILLE, Manchester — Mandeville-based Northern Caribbean University (NCU), which has gained international acclaim for its student...
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Pulling communities together through sport
BY ALICIA SUTHERLAND Observer staff reporter sutherlanda@jamaicaobserver.com 
July 1, 2012
Observer Central MANDEVILLE, Manchester — The Central Manchester Sports Development Committee was recently launched as part of what organisers say is ...
Central, News, Regional
Liberate yourselves from dependence, NCU head tells Jamaicans
BY ALICIA SUTHERLAND Observer staff reporter sutherlanda@jamaicaobserver.com 
July 1, 2012
Observer Central MANDEVILLE, Manchester — New president of Northern Caribbean University (NCU) Dr Trevor Gardner wants Jamaicans to stop depending on ...
Central, News, Regional
Families should care for mentally ill relatives — Ramsay
BY RHOMA TOMLINSON Observer writer 
July 1, 2012
Observer Central MANDEVILLE, Manchester — Mayor of Mandeville Brenda Ramsay is calling for legislation to be crafted to hold relatives of mentally per...
Central, News, Regional
Crime a threat to Mandeville’s development, says senior cop
BY RHOMA TOMLINSON Observer writer 
July 1, 2012
Observer Central MANDEVILLE, Manchester — Assistant Commissioner of Police Derrick Cochrane has warned that crime could pose the biggest threat to Man...
Central, News, Regional
Awesome!! How Fitz Rowe led the rebuilding of a credit union
Garfield Myers | Observer Writer 
July 1, 2012
Observer Central SANTA CRUZ, St Elizabeth — Fitz Rowe's earliest and most pleasant memories are of co-operative endeavour. His face lights up as he te...
Central, Environment, News, ...
Bye, bye JPS – Parottee home owners go wind, solar
Garfield Myers | Observer Writer 
June 17, 2012
Observer Central PAROTTEE, St Elizabeth — The joyful effervescence of the Black River High School Choir drew laughter and applause. "Bye, bye JPS", th...
Central, News, Regional
ABOUT-TURN! Central High sheds disciplinary problems
BY OSHANE TOBIAS Observer Central writer 
June 17, 2012
Observer Central MAY PEN, Clarendon — In just under two months, Shamaria Graham will begin a new journey in her socio-academic life when she walks thr...

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