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Where more than 15 inches fell. We had to walk a far distance because they had to abandon their cars and had to get supplies at local stores. We saw whiteout conditions gusts 40 Miles Per Hour thunder and lightning. People on snowmobiles that appeared to be the successful way to tral across the region. There was so much snow that fell. If you are wondering what 60 inches of snow looks like take a look at the pictures in the area. There is snow covering doorways. When people open their front door...

THE EDITOR, Madam: I have not yet seen the Bob Marley movie, ‘Bob Marley: One Love’. However, the reviews thus far have been favourable, including those in reference to the portrayal of the Jamaican accents of the Britain-born actors Kingsley Ben...

Bob Marley’s 79th birthday anniversary celebrations lit up Emancipation Park in New Kingston on Tuesday, with songs from the legend floating throughout the space in his honour. Each artiste performed tracks from the Reggae King’s timeless catalogue...

The sounds of Redemption Song floated through Emancipation Park in New Kingston as Jahmiel paid tribute to Bob Marley on his birthday on Tuesday. Jahmiel was one in a long list of artistes who hailed the Reggae King by performing songs from his...

Bob Marley’s 79th birthday celebrations get under way this week with the People Get Ready concert in honour of the ‘Reggae King’ on January 17 at Main Street Rose Hall, in Montego Bay. Topping the bill are Richie Spice, Queen Ifrica, Nadine...

The stuff of legends

capital Newspaper This weekend reggae lovers around the world will gather, as they do annually, to celebrate the birth of one of the most well-known artists in the world, Robert “Bob” Nesta Marley baptized Berhane Selassie in the Ethiopian Tewahedo Orthodox church. His music moved millions across generations, continents, social and economic stratospheres and any other demographic imaginable. “Songs of Freedom,” one of his best-selling compilations produced decades after his...

capital Newspaper This weekend reggae lovers around the world will gather, as they do annually, to celebrate the birth of one of the most well-known artists in the world, Robert “Bob” Nesta Marley baptized Berhane Selassie in the Ethiopian Tewahedo Orthodox church. His music moved millions across generations, continents, social and economic stratospheres and any other demographic imaginable. “Songs of Freedom,” one of his best-selling compilations produced decades after his...