Photo submitted by reader Kerry-Ann Chen: Damage caused to Portmore Fishing Village by Hurricane Dean
Dear reader …
In continuing our coverage of Hurricane Dean The Gleaner and Go-Jamaica are continuing to publish your photographs of the storm and its aftermath.
Contributions are continuing to arrive, which we expect to increase, given that many people have photographs [...]
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Power 106FM will be conducting a series of community sessions lasting seven days, beginning in Morant Bay on Friday August 24
On Monday the show will travel to Portland Cottage.
The show will be hosted by Michael Cuffe and the discussion will take place between 2:30 p.m. and [...]
Ross Sheil, Gleaner Online Editor
“Imagine…you’re a relief worker with a truck full of emergency supplies, trying to find those most in need. But which roads are open? Which hospitals are still standing? How do you reach the people needing help?”
… so says a website for the charity Map Action (above) which travels to disaster zones [...]
Ross Sheil, Gleaner Online Editor
The enviable amongst us would have equipped ourselves with a generator before the arrival of Hurricane Dean. As deejay Elephant Man explained in today’s Star, that after leaving ‘mackerel money’ for his family, “… mi guh buy one Delco, cause yuh done no sey wi a artiste an mi haffi have [...]
If they weren’t huddled inside The Gleaner building on North Street working round-the-clock covering Hurricane Dean, our journalists were busy doing what everyone was trying to do: survive it. Published in parts I, II and III are the individual experiences of the Gleaner Online team …
Jermaine Evans, Gleaner Online Reporter
At home in downtown Kingston the [...]
If they weren’t huddled inside The Gleaner building on North Street working round-the-clock covering Hurricane Dean, our journalists were busy doing what everyone was trying to do - survive it. Published in parts I, II and III are the individual experiences of the Online team …
Dayne Morrison, Gleaner Online Reporter
While some choose to venture outside [...]
If they weren’t huddled inside The Gleaner building on North Street working round-the-clock covering Hurricane Dean, our journalists were busy doing what everyone was trying to do: survive it. Published in parts I, II and III are the individual experiences of the Gleaner Online team …
Kerry-Ann Bercher, Gleaner Online Reporter
Hurricane Dean was my third hurricane [...]
Renae Simpson Reid, a 32-year-old journalism student at the University of the West Indies (UWI) Mona, from Boston in Portland, e-mailed us her photographs of the damage caused to the nearby community of Long Bay:
Photo by Renae Simpson Reid: the main road in Long Bay, Portland which had to cleared of sand swept over it [...]
Jaevion Nelson, Gleaner Online Reporter
The howling of the dog they say, tells that someone will die soon. While in the South Asian Tsunami of 2004 flamingos and elephants were seen fleeing to the Mountains before the tsunami attack.
Hurricane Dean Watch has already received similar reports this time around. But can pets really help us in [...]
A reader gave us these photographs of a crocodile which might have been trying to escape from Hurricane Dean on Sunday night. However the crocodile never contended with the residents of Portland Cottage, Clarendon. Encountering the crocodile they duly chopped and shot to the creature to death.
However those residents should be aware that crocodiles are [...]
