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24th
AUG
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Hindus in Guyana and around the world, observed Raksha Bandan commonly called Rakee Day, yesterday.
Local musical artiste ‘Dread-ey’ launched a new CD and will be live in Concert this September.
Residents of Glasgow and Heathburn say remedial works are yet to be one on the drainage facility in area.
The Annual Summer Camp hosted by the new Amsterdam Lions Club is currently in progress.
A Swami from Hawaii recently held a discourse on Hinduism at the Tain Kendra on the Corentyne.
23rd
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The University Of Guyana’s Institute of Distance and Continuing Education Life Skills Workshop concluded recently.
Another section of Old New Amsterdam Hospital Building has collapsed.
The Chote Bacha or small Children Camp organized by the Vryheid Shri Ganesh Mandir concluded last Saturday.
Agriculture is being promoted to reduce the pressure of over fishing in the fishing industry.
A distraught father still seeking answers surrounding the death of his 14 year old daughter.
The general public is being warned to guard against rats that may suck in homes, due to heavy rains and flooding.
16th
JUL
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The Government of Guyana through its Ministry of Education is in the process of distributing school uniforms vouchers.
A young resident of New Amsterdam says he adores reptiles as pets.
Residents of Cumberland in East Canje are under inches of flood waters due to a faulty koker.
Vandals continue to demolish the old New Amsterdam building.
14th
JUL
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Yesterday the New Amsterdam Mayor and Town council launched its Parks and Playfields Management Committee.
The Minister of Tourism is urging other Chamber of Commerce to be more active as preparations move apace for the Berbice Expo and Trade Fair 2010.
A New Amsterdam businessman is concerned about the actions of an alleged mentally challenged vagrant.
The Ministry of Education is piloting a summer programme for slow learners.
Mentally Challenged persons should not be allowed to roam the streets.
12th
JUL
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The Chairman of Region Six says a new fence will be constructed at the Hibiscus Nursery School.
A valedictory function was held for a long serving senior mistress of the Vryman’s Erven Secondary School.
The top National Grade Six Assessment student of Cropper Primary School was earlier today awarded for his achievements by the St. Mary Anglican Church.
Overgrown bushes along the road shoulder of Murrah Street in Albion pose a threat to security guards.
World Population Day 2010 was observed yesterday under the theme “Everyone counts”.