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Some of the members of the Huntertones as they interacted with the students.

Students of the Barbados Community College’s (BCC) music programme, Springer Memorial School, Alleyne Secondary School and Princess Margaret Secondary School were given the opportunity to interact with popular contemporary jazz group, Huntertones, during

Sun, 03/04/2018 - 12:00am

Students of the Barbados Community College’s (BCC) music programme, Springer Memorial School, Alleyne Secondary School and Princess Margaret Secondary School were given the opportunity to interact

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From left: Kashi Browne, DJ Timeless, and Randy Eastmond (right), teacher at the Parkinson Memorial School as they listened to Arnold ‘Gozzy’ Goslin as he made his presentation.

Violent music should be banned from radio

Sun, 03/04/2018 - 12:00am

EcKo Nation is continuing to lobby for violent music to be cancelled off of the public airwaves of radio.

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Transport Board gets $5 million from Consolidated Fund for creditors

Sat, 03/03/2018 - 12:00am

Parliament yesterday approved a supplementary of $5 million from the Consolidated Fund to assist the Transport Board in meeting debt obligations.

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Mosquitoes making life miserable

Sat, 03/03/2018 - 12:00am

RESIDENTS on the South Coast are crying out that the significant increase in the mosquito population, as a result of the on-going sewage crisis in the area, is making their lives a living hell.

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Instructor, Uncle Michael Taitt, taking a budding gymnast at All Saints’ Nursery School through her paces.

Teacher Mrs. Anya Holmes, who also served as emcee, with a group of children after the African Awareness Day celebrations at the All Saints’ Nursery School.

All Saints’ Nursery students embrace their African heritage

Sat, 03/03/2018 - 12:00am

Children at the All Saints’ Nursery School are learning to embrace their African culture and heritage from an early age with the celebration of Black History Month/African Awareness Day.

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Students of the Barbados Community College’s (BCC) music programme, Springer Memorial School, Alleyne Secondary School and Princess Margaret Secondary School were given the opportunity to interact with popular contemporary jazz group, Huntertones, during

Violent music should be banned from radio

Transport Board gets $5 million from Consolidated Fund for creditors

Mosquitoes making life miserable

All Saints’ Nursery students embrace their African heritage

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