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November 27, 2012

Correction

The name of the mother who pulled her child from the Kensington Primary School in Portmore, St Catherine is Aretha Miller-Walker and not Miller-Clarke as mentioned in sections of yesterday’s lead story ‘Leave Portmore’. We regret the error.

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