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APR
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The Stanleytown Community Library received a monetary donation to assist in its operation recently.
Berbicians celebrated Easter in the traditional way last Monday.
The Chairman of the Kilcoy/Hampshire NDC says residents need to help to tackle the issue of garbage being dumped indiscriminately.
President Donald Ramoutar inspected major road work in Berbice recently.
Minister of Transport and Hydraulics Robeson Benn says the East Bank Berbice Public Road is to see significant rehabilitation works.
Guyana’s recent charter airline EZjet has launched an April promotion.
SPORTS
The Silvina’s Variety Volleyball Competition scheduled for April 9 at No.63 Beach has been postponed to May 1 at Eaglet’s Volleyball Court in Reliance, East Canje.
Young Cyclist Andrew Hicks rewarded for his outstanding performance.
4th
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Christians in Guyana and around the world are currently observing Holy week.
The Chairman of Region 5 told Bath residents that the combined opposition may stall village development.
The Women’s Affairs Committee of Region 5 recently hosted a Domestic Violence Seminar.
Two religious organizations in Region 5 have united to tackle the prevalence of Domestic Abuse in the region.
Two New Amsterdamers are to represent Guyana at the upcoming Caribbean Table Tennis Championship.
Grade 6 students across Guyana are currently sitting the National Grade 6 Assessment Examination.
The Berbice U16 Footballers are preparing for a Inter-Association Tournament.
2nd
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Yesterday, Christians in Guyana and around the world observed Palm Sunday.
AFC Councillors in Region 5 are concerned about the formulation of the Region’s sub committees.
The St. Ignatius Secondary School of Region 9 is striving for success.
World Autism Awareness Day is being observed today.
A 14 year old female resident of Cotton Tree, West Coast Berbice has been reported missing.
A Karate grading exercise was held in Berbice over the weekend.
SPORTS
New Amsterdam United won the recently held BFA Under 17 Football Tournament.
Community Announcement
The New Amsterdam/Canje Christian Council will hold its Holy Week Procession of Witness on Wed., April 4, commencing at 16:30 hrs. at Philadelphia Street and continuing along Main Street, N/A to conclude at Church View Gift Shop.
30th
MAR
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Last Wednesday members of the Women’s Progressive Organization (WPO) and the Peoples Progressive Party (PPP) travelled to Babu John to pay tribute to the late Janet Jagan, the first female President of Guyana.
The New amsterdam Multilateral School is continuing its Career Guidance with emphasis on the non traditional job sector.
Yesterday students of St. Ignatius Secondary School in Region 9 paid a visit to NAMS.
Ms.Nadia Jagan Branchier, the daughter of the late Dr. Cheddi Jagan and the late Janet Jagan says “High moral standards lacking in some members of the PPP”.
A stand-up comedy called “Generation Gap” is slated to be held on April 1 at the New Amsterdam Multilateral School in New Amsterdam.
A long serving Canon of the Anglican Diocese of Guyana has passed away.
SPORTS
The Berbice Cricket Board presented prizes to the winners of the Scotia Bank sponsored Essay competition yesterday.
The knock out Football Tournament organized by the Berbice Football Association is ongoing.
28th
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The Berbice Chapter of the Police Wives’ Association has reen resuscitated.
The St. Mary’s Anglican Church at Albion continues its Annual Lenten Feeding Programme.
Today, March 28, marks the third death anniversary of Guyana’s first female President, the late Janet Jagan.
Earlier today wreaths were laid at the Jagan Memorial Site at Babu John by representatives of the WPO.
The University of Guyana Students Society (UGSS) will be holding a health day at the Tain Campus on Friday, March 30,2012.
Ms. Karen De Souza of Red Thread Guyana says “there will never be enough of persons addressing the need of those affected by abuse.”
Mr. Benjamin of the Rights of the Child Commission says “Children need all the support they can get.”
The All Saints’ Anglican Church in New Amsterdam is continuing to beautify its lawn.