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More protest action rocks Coopers Pen after fresh eviction notice (opens the original)
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Residents of Coopers Pen in Trelawny staged yet another demonstration yesterday, a day after they were served with a cease-and-desist notice by the Trelawny Municipal Corporation ordering them to pull down their businesses and vacate the property within 30 days. The aggrieved, placard-bearing residents blocked the roadway near the community with old appliances and debris while calling for justice, accusing the authorities of trampling on their rights and depriving them of their homes and livelih
Harrison: Stop normalising broken schools (opens the original)
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Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA) President La Sonja Harrison is urging the Government to fast-track the rehabilitation and restoration of schools that have still not been repaired almost one year after Hurricane Melissa struck the island last October. Harrison made the call yesterday while addressing a press conference at the SeaGarden Hotel in Montego Bay, St James, during the JTA’s campaign strategy retreat and central executive training meeting. “Hurricane Melissa struck Jamaica in October
Muschett High contemplating digitising library books after Hurricane Melissa experience (opens the original)
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Almost one year after Hurricane Melissa damaged library books and equipment at Muschett High School in Trelawny, the institution’s administration is considering digitising its reference materials for students to use, an option that was being reviewed before the Category 5 storm slammed the island last October. The school’s Millicent Gray Library, named after past principal Millicent Gray, suffered leakage during the passage of the hurricane, resulting in damage to the institution’s main server,
Herbert Morrison faces uphill climb to restore student records, library (opens the original)
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The St James-based Herbert Morrison Technical High School is facing a significant challenge to recover past students’ records and library materials lost during the passage of the Category 5 Hurricane Melissa last October. The school, located in Bogue – near Catherine Hall – in Montego Bay, sustained extensive infrastructural and flooding damage to several of its classrooms, laboratories, and administrative areas as a result of the hurricane’s impact. Principal Dr Lavern Stewart told The Gleaner
BACK TO SQUARE ONE.....Herbert Morrison faces uphill climb to restore student records, library (opens the original)
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The St James-based Herbert Morrison Technical High School is facing a significant challenge to recover past students’ records and library materials lost during the passage of the Category 5 Hurricane Melissa last October. The school, located in Bogue – near Catherine Hall – in Montego Bay, sustained extensive infrastructural and flooding damage to several of its classrooms, laboratories, and administrative areas as a result of the hurricane’s impact. Principal Dr Lavern Stewart told The Gleaner
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