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In addition to showcasing spicy food, jerk festivals in the Jamaican Diaspora usually feature leading dancehall and reggae acts. Dave Brown, a veteran show p. ....
ATTLEBORO — The mayor’s proposal to establish a diversity committee received strong support at a public hearing before the city council on Tuesday night. ....
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Fun in The Son lends helping hand Wednesday, August 04, 2021
Observer writer
THIS weekend, thousands of struggling American families will receive much-needed assistance, thanks to the organisers of Fun in The Son Bronx, New York.
“We expect an attendance of 10,000 and another 20,000 online. However, we are prepared to serve 1,500 families in our food distribution, 500 in our clothing distribution, 200 in our pop-up vaccine centre, an additional 100 in our healthy village, 1,000 in the children s village, and 300 in the wealthy village,”co-organiser Pastor Gladstone Johns ....
Pamela Jo-Anne Jacobson, (nee Dagg), passed away peacefully at Lakehead Manor, Thunder Bay, Ontario on June 30, 2021. Born on November 2nd, 1943 in Montreal, Quebec, she moved with her parents and older brother to Holland, Manitoba in 1944. In 1949, she began her education in the school attended by her father, Walter Dagg and all her aunts and uncles. The family moved to Thunder Bay (Fort William), Ontario in 1951 and Jo-Anne attended Kingsway Park K-8, FWCI, and graduated from McKellar School of Nursing in 1965. She was employed at McKellar General Hospital and several nursing homes, and Lakehead Manor for twenty years until she retired at age 60. She was a faithful member of the Broadway United Church family. In earlier years, she attended Brownies and Girl Guides, achieving her Gold Cord. ....