Residents of Canoe Bay are concerned with the recent theft of manhole covers from the pavement, leaving the holes open and creating a possible mishap. He is pleading with the authorities to keep a closer eye on scrap iron dealers on the Island who consistently engage in this activity for a quick dollar.
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Culture Secretary and band leaders meet consensus
Original: Band Leaders and Dr. Angus VO
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Listen to the Workers
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CSR sentenced to 2years Hard Labour
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Jelisse In SOCA Monarch
Bon Accord Primary School Student Jelisse Alexander will be representing her school in the National Junior SOCA Monarch competition scheduled to take place at the Queen’s Park Savannah.
