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January 6, 2014

PHOTO: Miss JA UK

Deputy Mayor and Councillor for the Hellshire Division Leon Thomas (left) welcomes the reigning Miss Jamaica UK, Gemma Feare and Chief Executive Officer of LIME Gary Sinclaire participants in the telecommunication company’s inaugural 6k Charity Run in Portmore, St Catherine yesterday . Also sharing in the occasion is Member of Parliament for South St Catherine Fitz Jackson (right).

(Photo:Garfield Robinson)

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