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BirdShack seeks to build relationships in new restaurant location
Local franchise holder of the United States (US)-based BirdShack Fried Chicken is hoping to forge relationships with the residents of the communities near the newly opened fast-food restaurant on Red Hills Road in St Andrew. Last Friday, Arya Holdings Limited opened its fifth store, the first in the Corporate Area. The restaurant, the newest addition to the fast-food sector, promises to deliver healthier and cheaper meals.
LEAP OF FATE
PARIS, France: Wayne Pinnock ended Jamaica’s near-three-decade wait for another Olympic medal in the men’s long jump on Tuesday, earning a silver to increase the island’s medal tally at the Paris Games to four. Pinnock’s leap of 8.36 metres in the final at the Stade de France landed him in the company of Jamaica’s only previous medallist in the event, James Beckford, who also won a silver medal in Atlanta in 1996.
Critically acclaimed author Soraya Palmer working on sophmore effort
Becoming a novelist was always on the cards for Soraya Palmer. Taking the reins fate afforded, the American-Caribbean creative departed her nine-to-five as a social worker after her fictional tome The Human Origins of Beatrice Porter and Other Essential Ghosts enjoyed a smooth debut in March last year with rhapsodic critical acclaim and an enthralled readership. “At the time I was working with women who were criminalised for resisting abuse by their partners.
Time for a new motto
THE EDITOR, Madam: At this time of Jamaica’s Independence commemoration and celebrations, the old motto should be replaced with a new one that represents the future vision for Jamaica. ‘Out of Many, One People’ is a good motto that has defined our nation, became world-famous, and stood the test of time. However, over the passage of time, change is important in order to re-inspire, refresh and re-motivate the citizenry of a nation, and particular Jamaica, land we love.
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