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Published:Tuesday | October 7, 2025 | 12:08 AM
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Say cheese! From left: Charlette Rowe, commercials operations manager, Carlos Watson, machine technician, and Noelle Brown of the Lymers Run Club, snap a selfie to mark the finish.
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Say cheese! From left: Charlette Rowe, commercials operations manager, Carlos Watson, machine technician, and Noelle Brown of the Lymers Run Club, snap a selfie to mark the finish.
Proud finishers (from left) Jackie Innis, Tracy Cowan Richardson, Claudine Murray, and Dennis Hickey, are all smiles.
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Proud finishers (from left) Jackie Innis, Tracy Cowan Richardson, Claudine Murray, and Dennis Hickey, are all smiles.
Husband-and-wife duo Dr Carey Wallace, executive director of the Tourism Enhancement Fund, and Vivene Levison, Great Huts managing director, enjoy a cold Heineken 0.0.
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Husband-and-wife duo Dr Carey Wallace, executive director of the Tourism Enhancement Fund, and Vivene Levison, Great Huts managing director, enjoy a cold Heineken 0.0.
Belinda Williams, investor relations manager at National Commercial Bank, shows off her medal after completing the course during her training for the upcoming Reggae Marathon.
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Belinda Williams, investor relations manager at National Commercial Bank, shows off her medal after completing the course during her training for the upcoming Reggae Marathon.
With determination guiding her, Kalilah Reynolds, founder of Money Media, finishes her run with calm confidence.
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With determination guiding her, Kalilah Reynolds, founder of Money Media, finishes her run with calm confidence.
‘Start strong and finish strong’, that’s Giovanni Bonitto’s motto for marathon training.
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‘Start strong and finish strong’, that’s Giovanni Bonitto’s motto for marathon training.
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As runners crossed the finish line on Saturday morning, downtown Kingston came alive with the energy of local run clubs, blending endurance, wellness, and community. Runners Unite, a high-energy meet-up, brought together running clubs from across Kingston for a group training session ahead of the Reggae Marathon in December. Kicking off at the Scotia Centre and sponsored by Heineken 0.0, the event celebrated discipline, connection, and the shared pursuit of a healthier lifestyle. Check out the highlights.