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Michael Jackson’s passing Photos by Jules Gibson This week we asked the man/woman in the street their views on Michael Jackson’s death, their favourite song and their most striking memory of him.

Parmanand Dass

Four-vehicle crash victim dies

Parmanand Dass, one of the victims of the four-vehicle East Coast crash on Saturday night, succumbed to his injuries yesterday afternoon in the presence of relatives and friends at the High Dependency Unit (HDU) of the Georgetown Public Hospital (GPH).

Teon Moffat

Soldiers on bail over mining camp robbery

Charge re-read following attorney’s argument The four soldiers accused of robbing a mining camp at Five Star Back Dam, North West District were yesterday placed on bail in the sum of $100,000 each when they appeared before Magistrate Allen Wilson at the Georgetown Magistrate’s Court.

Terror at Magic Mall

Bandits beat and rob store owners, staffTerror reigned at Magic Mall La Grange West Demerara yesterday afternoon, when two armed men, posing as customers, swept through the shopping facility beating those who opposed them and gathering booty; they left one woman unconscious and others injured.

This bridge and a section of the access road to the rear entrance of the East Ruimveldt market are in a state of disrepair. Vendors are particularly concerned that the rickety bridge poses a hazard to motorists.

East Ruimveldt market vendors hit by vandalism

-poor access roads affecting livelihood Stallholders at the East Ruimveldt Municipal Market on Tuesday complained bitterly about what one called the “sickening” conditions under which they are forced to ply their trade.

Carnegie School of Home Economics has published two books, What’s Cooking in Guyana and A Taste of Carifesta.

Carnegie: continuing the tradition of culinary artistry

— catering to the needs of the tourism industry The Carnegie School of Home Economics turns out some 1,500 graduates a year, trained to function in the hospitality industry, culinary arts, home economics, tailoring and dressmaking, among other skills, but few stay in Guyana.

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