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September 6, 2013

On recess

Rotary Club of Portmore members (front row, from left) Stephanie Harris, president; Carolyn Christie, director of public relations; Derrick Taylor, treasurer; Pearl Smith, past president; Redwood Leonard, member; Simone Walker, director Rotary Foundation; (back row, fom left) Past President Guy McCallum; and Junior Leslie, president-elect for 2014 take a break from work at the Waterford High School last weekend. The Rotary Club of Portmore partnered with Alcar Construction & Haulage Company to fix the school’s pothole riddled driveway and parking areas in time for the new school year. It was the club’s first project for 2013-2014 year, under new president Stephanie Harris.

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