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Cecelia Campbell-LIVINGSTON - STAR Writer

Cecelia Campbell-LIVINGSTON - STAR Writer

Police constable fighting for her life - Needs urgent liver transplant
November 23, 2022
Mother longs to move out of ‘fowl coop’
November 04, 2022
Pastor woos deejays at Merciless funeral
September 19, 2022
Councillor criticised for kissing woman begging food
August 23, 2022
Oneil Clarke finds his voice through art
August 17, 2022
St Elizabeth entrepreneur Javanghni Dennis. Javanghni Dennis living his dream after ditching the classroom
August 15, 2022
Risden (right) and her goddaughter Verita Brown enjoying a moment. Rena Risden feeling wonderful at 100
July 26, 2022
Merciless performing at Sting 2011. Family afraid to tell Merciless’ mother that he is gone
July 22, 2022
National sprinter Yohan Blake (left) and Irene Morgan standing before her new house recently. Blake financed the construction as Morgan’s Mother’s Day gift. ‘Yohan Blake is my son’ - Irene Morgan ready to cheer sprinter at World Champs after being gifted home
July 08, 2022
Alves Bromfield said that despite not having his legs, his only concern is having a more stable dwelling in which to live. Amputee longing for a decent house to live in
June 23, 2022
Henry Salmon has fallen on hard times. Destitute senior citizen hopes for better life
June 20, 2022
Raquan Turner 16-y-o uses funds from part-time job to help others
June 16, 2022
Irene Morgan of Corn Hill, Smithville in Clarendon, gives thanks for her two-bedroom house provided by Food For The Poor. Senior citizen grateful for house from Yohan Blake Foundation
May 26, 2022
Herbert Williams, a cabinetmaker of Goshen in Mocho, Clarendon. Furniture maker bemoans youths lack of interest in the trade
May 20, 2022
Monica Barnes lives on the banks of the river in Frankfield, Clarendon. Clarendon woman fears home will be washed away
May 17, 2022
Centenarian Julia Campbell,105, relaxes at her Hayes, Clarendon home with her 75-year-old daughter, Marelyn Shaw. Julia Campbell going strong at 105
May 13, 2022
Omar Samuda, known to everyone as Red Rat, inside the shack that he built along the banks of the river in Frankfield, Clarendon. Destitute Clarendon man seeking love and a better life
May 10, 2022
Suzette Wilson (third right), one of three house recipients for Mother’s Day from BossMom Network, receives her new house (from left) Diahann Gordon Harrison, Jamaica’s children’s advocate; Karen Phillips, director on the board, FirstRock Foundation; Santanio Husi, operations officer, FirstRock Foundation; Michelle Gordon, founder, BossMom Network; and Marsha Burrell Rose, development and marketing manager, Food For The Poor Jamaica in Curatoe Hill in Clarendon on Tuesday. ‘Mother’s Day and early birthday present in one’ - Overjoyed mom of five grateful for house
May 05, 2022
Devon Reid (centre) excitedly shows off his new wheelchair, fresh out the box. Looking on are Pastor Tilden Falconer (left) and Clement Alves. New wheelchair for physically challenged Mocho resident
April 25, 2022

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