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#JamaicaTogether | We can do this, says Stephen Price
As our country reopens, we must rise to the occasion. This is the time to take even more personal responsibility and be extra vigilant in following the protocols outlined by our government. Jamaica, we can do this! It requires our collective...
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Corporate Hands | GenAc gifts books and shelves to Grants Pen ECI
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Self-Hate: Black Man Who Terrorized Haitians 'Because Of Their National Origin' Gets 20 Years In Prison
Izaye Eubanks terrorized his victims "because of their national origin," the DOJ said. The post Self-Hate: Black Man Who Terrorized Haitians 'Because Of Their National Origin' Gets 20 Years In Prison appeared first on NewsOne.
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Five more COVID deaths, 155 new cases
Jamaica on Wednesday recorded five more COVID-19 deaths, pushing the tally to 179. Two of the cases were previously under investigation. The deceased: A 61-year-old male from St James A 39-year-old male from St James A 61-year-old male from...
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#JamaicaTogether Promo|Dadrian Gordon
The coronavirus has impacted us all. However, it has brought us closer together and taught us to be more appreciative of simple things we took for granted. Let us take the lessons we have learnt with us. Let’s continue to build our resilience...
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Atlanta City Councilman Wants To Ban Hoodies And Ski Masks To Reduce Crime Despite Racial Profiling Fears
Atlanta Councilman Antonio Lewis proposed a ban on hoodies and ski masks in an effort to reduce crime in the city. The post Atlanta City Councilman Wants To Ban Hoodies And Ski Masks To Reduce Crime Despite Racial Profiling Fears appeared first on NewsOne.
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#JamaicaTogether Promo | Audre Wisdom
As we get used to the new normal, be safe while participating in the joys of life. Here’s to you – steadier, stronger and better. – Audre Wisdom Teacher
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Corporate Hands | Guardian Group Foundation empowers senior citizens
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Three dead, four injured in Portmore crash
The police are probing a fatal crash that claimed the lives of three people and injured four others this morning on the western leg of the Portmore Toll Road.  The names of the deceased have not been released.  The accident...
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Corporate Hands | BABS Foundation supports education ministry’s COVID-19 fight
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Broadcaster Michael Sharpe has died
Broadcaster Michael Sharpe has died. Sharpe, 65, joined the RJR newsroom in 1983. He was the news operations manager at the Jamaica News Network, a member of the RJRGLEANER Communications Group. Sharpe had been ailing in hospital. More details soon.
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#JamaicaTogether Promo | Garth Walker
We have to learn to live with COVID-19. Jamaicans are very resilient, so I am comfortable that we are going to come out stronger than we started. We have to pivot and triple the efforts in our respective companies, and ensure we protect the...
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Corporate Hands | Digicel Foundation gifts student with laptop
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Dale Anderson Wilson Dies
Dale Anderson Wilson, also known as “Rooster,” of St. Thomas has died. He was called home on Wednesday, Sept. 13.
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Fifteen new COVID cases push tally to 920
Five women and ten men today tested positive for COVID-19, bringing the overall total to 920. According to the Health Ministry, there are now 113 active cases.  Four of the new patients have addresses in St Thomas and eight in Clarendon. The...
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Corporate Hands | Micro-Financing Solutions gifts school with computers
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#JamaicaTogether Promo| Tanesha Westcarr
Now more than ever, we see the resilience of our youth demonstrated in innovation and adaptation to move the needle forward in various sectors. Let us mobilise and seize the opportunity to create new networks and strengthen partnerships. – Tanesha...
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#JamaicaTogether Promo | Lorna Gooden
COVID has brought to us a new normal and it is up to us to adjust. Without us working together, it will not work. It is us together – together we can. – Lorna Gooden General Manager Supreme Ventures Racing and Entertainment Limited
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Public health nurse first to get COVID jab
Public health nurse Marcia Thomas Yettman today began the first person in Jamaica to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. The jab was administered at the Good Samaritan Inn in Kingston. Health and Wellness Minister, Dr Christopher Tufton, was present to...
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#JamaicaTogether Promo | Delroy McLean
Resilience in the face of adversity is a core part of our Jamaican identity. Consider the many times we have lived this principle in sport, industry, and academia. The COVID-19 pandemic will not get the best of us if we work together to fight this...
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#JamaicaTogether Promo| Helen Simpson
I love the way we communicate. Our language is animated, descriptive and full of emotions. – Helen Simpson Quality Manager, Red Stripe
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Retired Appeal Court president Paul Harrison has died
Former President of the Court of Appeal Paul Harrison had died. Harrison passed away suddenly today. He served as president from 2005-2007. He was the father of former contractor general Dirk Harrison. Follow The Gleaner on Twitter and...
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#JamaicaTogether Promo | Roxvone Stevens
I encourage everyone to be responsible online and be wary of emails from persons you do not know. Stay alert and stay safe. We’ll get through this, Jamaica, together. – Roxvone Stevens Associate Manager, Installation, FLOW Jamaica
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#JamaicaTogether Promo | Ibrahim Konteh
This is a rough time for everyone. We must take care of our mental health. We should support each other. COVID has taught us that we need to save and put measures in place to ensure that we are planning not just for now but for the future. –...
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