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NCC kick-starts $6m project

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The National Conservation Commission has started a $6 million project which will see 20 parks, picnic spots and beach facilities being upgraded. Last December, general...

Facelift for Queen’s Park under way

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Refurbishment work at Queen’s Park, The City, is expected to be completed by November, says acting general manager of the National Conservation Commission (NCC),...

Als gearing up for another expedition

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Seventeen years after becoming the first black person to row across any ocean along with his partner Randal Valdez, Philip Als is intent on...

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