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Sandals Foundation rallies big turnout for International Coastal Cleanup Day - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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CONTINUING its mission to create and maintain a sense of environmental stewardship among community members, the Sandals Foundation rallied more than 700 volunteers across Jamaica, Barbados, Antigua, Grenada, The Bahamas, Curaçao, and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines for the largest one-day volunteer event in the world — International Coastal Cleanup Day (ICCD). Across western Jamaica, 150 volunteers collected more than 1,500 pounds of solid waste from local coastal landscapes, reinforcing their
‘Really, really sad’ - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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GRIEF and anger were palpable in the Central Kingston community of Smith Lane on Saturday as it was confirmed that seven-year-old Keriecia Hutchinson and her four-year-old brother Samson Cameron had perished in a mid-morning house fire. Residents remembered the two children who they said were promising and full of life while anger surged as people assigned blame for their deaths. Keriecia was a grade one student at Calabar All-Age School, while Samson was a student of Calabar Basic School. “The
US$25-m yacht bet - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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JAMAICAN American businessman Denton Douglas is embarking on an ambitious plan to take his boatbuilding business to Jamaica and is prepared to spend US$25 million, initially, to make it a success. Douglas, who operates Monarch Yachts — a Florida-headquartered company which began operations in China and now operates two plants in Turkey — is pushing to open a yacht-building and repair facility in Jamaica and is confident that within three years it will become profitable while employing scores of
All aboard! - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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AFTER spending the last 20 years building luxury yachts and other boats in China and Turkey, Jamaican American businessman Denton Douglas decided to set up shop in Jamaica with a US$25-million investment. However, he had two concerns — red tape and the availability of skilled labour. But those anxieties have been eased by the Ministry of Industry, Investment and Commerce; Jampro; and Caribbean Maritime University (CMU). “Thanks to [Minister of Industry, Investment and Commerce Senator] Aubyn Hil
Delightful OJ surprise for Henry-Wilson - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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IT was a delightful surprise for Maxine Henry-Wilson when she received the news that she had been appointed to the Order of Jamaica (OJ) in this year’s national honours and awards. “It was totally unexpected. I have been in this thing for so many years from I was at high school [St Andrew High School for Girls] so it was totally unexpected,” the former Government minister told the Jamaica Observer. Henry-Wilson, who was appointed to the Order of Distinction, Commander Class (CD) in 2018, added,
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