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Despite the efforts of the villagers, people from time to time have claimed to see a shadowy man lead a pack of diabolical hellhounds on a hunt over the moorland. While others swear that they have seen an eerie red glow emanate from the tomb and have heard the mewling howls of beastly dogs waiting outside to reclaim the squire s soul which he had promised to the devil. Either way, Holmes’ investigation of ‘a gigantic hound’ stalking the boggy landscape is almost certainly inspired by these chilling legends that surround Cabell. Fox Tor Mire inspired the Grimpen Mire, this is one of Dartmoor’s most famous locations due to the novel and is known to be dangerous to cross after rain. Some have lost their lives trekking across this beautiful but deadly landscape. ....
Colin Gager Falmouth Mayor, Colin Gager, has lauded the Trelawny police, in tandem with support from neighbouring St James, for their swift action in apprehending three persons in connection with the chilling murder of 51-year-old Andrea Lowe-Garwood, a bank manager of Brook Manor in Falmouth, Trelawny, at a church on Market Street in Falmouth on Sunday, January 31. The accused are 23-year old Leon Hines, a storekeeper of Rose Heights, Montego Bay, St James, who has been charged with murder, illegal possession of firearm, accessory before the fact, accessory after the fact, and conspiracy to murder; 29-year-old Javan Garwood, otherwise called ‘Janoy’, who has been charged with murder and conspiracy to murder; and Dwight Bingham, who has been charged with murder and illegal possession of firearm. ....
Detectives assigned to the Falmouth CIB have charged three men in connection with the shooting death of 51-year-old Andrea Lowe-Garwood, a bank manager of Brook Manor in ....
Councilwoman: Howell road crews kept working through pandemic HOWELL – Councilwoman Evelyn O’Donnell said Howell’s government is moving forward despite the challenges posed by the coronavirus pandemic during the past year. O’Donnell said, “although the pandemic is a horrible thing, our local government still moves forward and it is important that residents are aware that in fact, their local government is still working for them. Speaking during a Jan. 26 Township Council meeting, she said, “At a (previous) meeting it was said that COVID had sort of restricted some of the things being done with the roads. “I am happy to say that information might have been misleading to the public because while COVID happened last year, we actually paved more than 36 miles of roads, which was more than had been done in maybe eight to 10 years, or maybe 12 years, but I do not want to go that far,” O’Donnell said. ....