By CECELIA CAMPBELL-LIVINGSTON Career & Education reporter The Pitter girls WHEN proud father Grantly Pitter started giving his twin daughters Trishanner and Trishann quizzes on legal issues when they were young girls, little did he know that they would both one day be pursuing careers in law. Whether by design or chance, both girls, born…
BY CECELIA CAMPBELL-LIVINGSTON Observer Staff Reporterlivingstonc@jamaicaobserver.com SEVEN years after becoming a Christian, former dancehall singer Chuck Turner is determined revive his career after surviving life-threatening injuries. Turner, best known for songs like I Miss You, Runaround Girl and Tears, says he has been to “hell and back”.
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James ‘Whitey’ Bulger, the man who eluded FBI investigators for 16 years after building a reputation as one of Boston’s most ruthless mobsters, was found guilty Monday on federal racketeering charges and some — but not all — of the murders he was accused of.
A Pennsylvania man has filed a class-action lawsuit against Walmart alleging the retailer overtaxed him by 21 cents for items purchased with a coupon, Consumerist reports.
JAMAICA’S IMAGE has taken a battering in Italy as a result of the positive dope tests of ace sprinter Asafa Powell and countrywoman Sherone Simpson, Italian consul to Jamaica, Carla Gullotta, told The Gleaner from her homeland.
