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PHOTO: Observer runner-up vendor

Thursday, January 31, 2013



Carlos Richards (right) collects his prize of a cellphone from Jamaica Observer Manager, Western Region, Cheddi Van Creighton. Richards is the runner-up for November in the newspaper's vending sales competition for the Westmoreland zone.

The competition which started on November 1, 2012, is open to vendors across the island.

(Photo: Kenroy Pringle)



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