Hurricane Melissa arrives in Jamaica
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The director of apostolates for a Jamaica-based religious community serving the poor in Kingston said Oct. 28 that the Category-5 Hurricane Melissa seems to be sparing Kingston the worst of its wrath. But he added that the storm was not yet finished and much remained unknown about the historic hurricane’s impact in the region.
Watch Jamaica live webcams capture Hurricane Melissa's landfall. Live webcam video as tropical storm nears Kingston, Montego Bay, Treasure Beach and more.
KINGSTON — A drop in international immigration to Kingston could weaken the local economy in the next year or two, but its diversity will help it rebound, according to a report from the Conference Board of Canada.
NOAA trackers expect Hurricane Melissa to make catastrophic landfall in Jamaica Tuesday. How to watch live cam video updates, track spaghetti models and more.
Detroit's Jamaican community worries as Hurricane Melissa nears Jamaica, impacting locals with ties to the island.
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KINGSTON, Wash. — A 48-year-old Kingston man estranged from his family was convicted of murdering his wife in February . Fatih Ketenci was found guilty on 15 counts by a jury, including first-degree murder, burglary, kidnapping, unlawful imprisonment, robbery, harassment, assault and several court violations.
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Kingston man who killed his wife convicted of murder
48-year-old Fatih Ketenci broke into the family’s home in Kingston Feb. 26 after returning to Kitsap County from his native Turkey. Ketenci murdered his estranged wife and tied up his teenage son, threatening to kill him, per KCSO. He was arrested by Kitsap County sheriff’s deputies near the scene shortly after the murder.
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Kingston home turning heads for Halloween
Halloween spirit is alive and glowing in Kingston, where one home is turning heads with a spine-tingling display. Bright red, blue, and green lights cast a colorful glow over a front yard packed with towering skeletons,