It was only last week that Chief Secretary Orville London told Channel 5 News that the Scarborough Library is about 98% completed. His estimation may very well be accurate, since it has been reported that staff should occupy the building in June.
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10 year old successful at Social Studies CSEC
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Thirty six students graduated from in First Aid course
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Apollo officially welcome
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Cove Not Responsible for Power Outages
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