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Inmates feed themselves and the nation

RICHMOND, St Mary:AGRICULTURE MINISTER Roger Clarke recently noted that the staggering food import bill for 2011 of US$930 million (J$80 billion) was "unsustainable", and declared that Government would redouble its effort...

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Source Farm spearheads beach clean-up

MORANT POINT, St Thomas:PRISTINE IS the adjective for Mammee Bay Beach, located on Jamaica's most easterly coast, near the lighthouse at Morant Point, St Thomas.

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Ebenezer Primary students go to lunch

MANDEVILLE, Manchester:EBENEZER PRIMARY School, although located in a remote section of south Manchester, through its hard-working staff is sticking to the task of shaping its students into model citizens.

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From 'Granny Boy' to president

SPANISH TOWN, St Catherine:AS A child growing up in White River, Portland, 'Granny Boy' and 'Granny One Son' were names Clayton Hall, principal of the St Catherine-based Spanish Town...

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Nurse Grizzle transforms park

SANTA CRUZ, St Elizabeth:HERLINE GRIZZLE is in the process of transforming a neglected park and a roundabout in the Olive Park neighbourhood, located near Santa Cruz in St Elizabeth.

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Richard James has the formula for maths teaching

MONTEGO BAY, St James:TO SAY the least, the performance of Jamaican students in the annual Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate mathematics examination, is generally dismal one of the lowest in the region.

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Aunt Ivy bats for 100

MANDEVILLE, Manchester:NINETY-NINE-YEAR-OLD IVY Osborne is a remarkable woman, who, at her age, still enjoys having a sober conversation on the telephone, reads her Bible, enjoys watching her favourite TV programmes Judge Judy...