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Molynes United’s Nicholas Nelson was on the scoresheet last night when his side beat Tivoli Gardens at Drax Hall. Molynes won 2-0.
Published 6 hours ago by Livingston Scott/Gleaner Writer

Molynes survival bid gets a boost with Tivoli win

Molynes United created a three-points gap between themselves and the relegation zone after a 2-0 win over Tivoli Gardens at Drax Hall last night. Nicholas Nelson swept home a Samuel Oke pass from close range to give Molynes the lead after 13 minutes of play. Shevon Miller sealed the deal with a 73rd-minute strike, firing home a pass from Nelson. Molynes stayed in 11th place with the win but climbed to 39 points, two more than Treasure Beach and three ahead of Harbour View in 13th.

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Elton Dharry (centre) poses with his IBO super bantamweight belt. Also pictured at left is Guyana President Irfaan Ali.
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Da Silva double century lifts T&T

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Sections of Catherine Hall in Montego Bay, St James, more than a week after Hurricane Melissa devastated the island.
Published 6 hours ago by Janet Silvera

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Jamaica Scorpions batsman Javelle Glenn (second right) walks off the field on day two of the West Indies Championship cricket match against the Barbados Pride at Sabina Park, in Kingston yesterday.
Published 6 hours ago by Lennox Aldred

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Published 6 hours ago by Ainsley Walters

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Published 6 hours ago by Andre Williams

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Nicola McCarthy (third right), grade-six teacher with her students back in school at the Mount Fletcher Primary in Mavis Bank, rural St Andrew, last November after Hurricane Melissa.
Published 6 hours ago by Karen Madden

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Published 6 hours ago by Tanesha Mundle

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