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Families in turmoil after devastating crash claiming five - Vimarsana News

Families in turmoil after devastating crash claiming five

WESTERN BUREAU: Owen Plummer spent much of Tuesday reflecting on the life of his mother, 54-year-old Janet Thompson, and the sudden and devastating shattering of their physical and spiritual bond, a day after she and four other people perished in a...

GRIEF! - Jamaica Observer - Vimarsana News

GRIEF! - Jamaica Observer

BLUEFIELDS, Westmoreland — Three families are now struggling to cope under the weight of heartbreaking grief as they recall the moments after they learnt that their loved ones were among five peop...

Attorney refutes claims that Westmoreland taxi operator fled the scene of accident - Vimarsana News

Attorney refutes claims that Westmoreland taxi operator fled the scene of accident

WESTMORELAND, Jamaica— The lawyer representing the Westmoreland taxi operator Delroy Rodney, who is charged with five counts of causing death by dangerous driving, has refuted claims that the cabbie ...

Driver charged with causing five people's deaths to return to court Monday - Vimarsana News

Driver charged with causing five people's deaths to return to court Monday

The prosecution is to respond next week to a bail application made today in the case of Delroy Rodney, a taxi operator who is charged with causing the deaths of five people in a vehicular crash on Monday in Westmoreland. Rodney, who...

'We won't see a residential property boom for a long time yet' - Vimarsana News

'We won't see a residential property boom for a long time yet'

Chris Tyson, founder and chairperson of fast-growing real estate agency group Tyson Properties, shares his insights on the market, noting that while ‘conditions will improve based on supply and demand’, with 2024 being an election year, ‘historically nothing much happens in the property market in an election year’.