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Some of the women at the forum

APNU women address range of issues at Linden forum

The women of Linden were last week decked in green, some with the APNU campaign T-shirts, others with semi-casual wear, hairstyles of various shades of green, and scarves to  complete their outfit, giving a clear indication that it was  A Party for National Unity (APNU) activity in session in the conference room of the Linden Business Centre/Linden Enterprise Network (LEN).

Political campaigning heats up in Linden

As E-day draws closer political parties have stepped up their campaigning in the Linden community, with a few confrontations arising to the extent that the police have been called in and persons taken into custody.

PPP/C campaigners continue to plug jobs for Lindeners

The promise of jobs continues to be made at the PPP/C rallies and meetings in Linden and according to Campaign Manager for Linden Andrew Forsythe in the next five years the PPP/C can assure residents of over a thousand jobs in various sectors.

One of the water planes which will be on show

Model plane festival on this weekend at Linden

Popular Linden DJ and owner of the Movements Sound System Troy Roberts continues to enthrall fans with his remote/radio controlled model planes and this weekend he is hosting a training session to give them firsthand experience in making and flying these planes.

The children going through their drills

Road safety education makes Linden comeback

Road safety practices have been a missing component from schools in Linden for a number of years but thanks to the coordinators of the National Road Safety Council, that void has been filled with a number of students being trained especially when it comes to the use of the pedestrian crossing.

Visually-impaired Hazel Durant on her netbook

Over 500 laptops for Lindeners in first phase

The Linden Business Centre was a hive of activity yesterday as hundreds of Lindeners and residents of other sections of Region 10 turned up with the expectation of walking away with their netbooks under the government’s One Laptop Per Family (OLPF) project.

 Twain Samuel Moore

Body on Issano trail died ID’ed as Linden man

Family members of a Linden man are seeking details concerning his death while he was at Issano, in Guyana’s hinterland, where police discovered his decomposing body along a trail The body of Twain Samuel Moore, 35, also known as ‘Tago,’ was discovered by police along a trail at Issano on Thursday last week.

Orrin Gordon

Region Ten residents skeptical of 1,000 jobs promise

Some 200 jobs could be created in Region Ten next year, with the opening up of a new bauxite mine among with the construction of a kiln and a dust collector, but residents feel it would take an act of God or the waving of a magic wand for the 1,000 jobs promised by the PPP/C to materialize.

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