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Jamaican soul of reggae Lee 'Scratch' Perry dies aged 85

RNZ 30 Aug 2021

The legendary Jamaican singer and music producer Lee "Scratch" Perry has died at the age of 85. He died in hospital in Lucea, north-west Jamaica, local media reported ... Perry was born in rural Jamaica in 1936 and moved to the capital Kingston in the early 1960s. In a 1984 interview with NME magazine, he said ... We were very poor. I went to school... - BBC . .

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Jamaican reggae icon Lee 'Scratch' Perry dies aged 85

BBC News 29 Aug 2021

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From 100 Lane to the University of Southampton - Nokia 3310 fuels youngster’s passion for ...

Jamaica Star 18 Aug 2021

Boasting as a fashion and portrait photographer, Peart is a Saint International model as well as a volunteer with the Royal Optimist Club of Kingston. Since the launch of the Chevening programme in Jamaica in 1984, Peart is the first Jamaican to be exploring the area of artificial ...

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Telefilm restoration project to bring influential Canadian films into digital era

North Shore News 07 Jul 2021

Hot Docs officials chose three documentaries by filmmakers Holly Dale and Janis Cole. "P4W. Prison for Women," a 1981 film profiling female inmates at a Kingston, Ont., penitentiary; "Hookers on Davie," about Vancouver's sex work industry and released in 1984; and "Calling the Shots," a 1988 time capsule examining women's roles in the film industry ... .

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Vegas adult-fantasy club The Green Door ready to reopen

Las Vegas Review-Journal 30 Apr 2021

Bobby Kingston, owner of Saddles N Spurs Saloon at 2333 N ... Kingston has railed against pandemic directives throughout the state’s shutdown, ... Open since 1984, the saloon’s business was built on live music (including from Kingston’s own band) and line dancing.

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Wenzel, Dillon

Omaha World-Herald 31 Jan 2021

He was born December 28, 1984 to John and Susan ...

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Dinos hockey guru Kingston named to Canada West Hall of Fame

Toronto Sun 27 Oct 2020

Accumulating a total of 245 Canada West wins over 16 seasons (1968-74, 1975-76, 1978-83, 1984-88), Kingston helped build Calgary into a conference power before continuing his career at both the NHL and international levels ... Kingston stepped onto the international scene in the ...

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Posthumous album from The Tragically Hip’s Gord Downie coming next month

NME 22 Sep 2020

A first posthumous album from The Tragically Hip’s Gord Downie is set to be released next month ... Downie died in October 2017 surrounded by his children and family ... Downie founded The Tragically Hip – often known as The Hip – in 1984 in Kingston, Ontario with Gord Sinclair, Rob Baker, Johnny Fay and Paul Langlois ... .

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Toots Hibbert obituary

The Observer 13 Sep 2020

It was also later revived – by Aswad in 1984. Other Hibbert songs such as Never You Change, Bam Bam, Fever, Sweet and Dandy and Funky Kingston also stand high in the Jamaican canon, and he had the further distinction of having been the first artist to have used the word reggae in ...

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Life after deportation: 'No one tells you how lonely you're going to be'

The Guardian 18 Aug 2020

By Luke de Noronha Sitting in the computer room of Open Arms drop-in centre, a homeless shelter in Kingston, Jamaica, I turned on my recorder and asked Jason to tell me about his life there ... Jason was born in 1984 in Kingston ... his childhood he was raised by his aunties in Kingston.

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Robert J. Konnick Jr.

The Citizens' Voice 04 Aug 2020

He was born in Kingston, son of Joan Leshinski Konnick, Kingston, and the late Robert Konnick ... Thursday at Kopicki Funeral Home, 263 Zerbey Ave., Kingston.

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The Tragically Hip Reunite With Manager Jake Gold After 17 Years: Exclusive

Billboard 10 Jun 2020

Formed in 1984, the Kingston, Ontario-formed band -- comprised of Downie, guitarists Paul Langlois and Rob Baker, bassist Gord Sinclair, and drummer Johnny Fay -- released 14 studio albums, their Canuck-centered poetic songs becoming as integral to the nation's identity as hockey and maple syrup ... There's so much unreleased material ... .

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Macklem, Former Carney Deputy, Tapped to Lead Bank of Canada

Canada Dot Com 01 May 2020

For one, he’ll need to decide whether to ramp up emergency measures ... He first joined the central bank as an economist in 1984 after completing a Bachelor’s degree from Kingston, Ontario-based Queen’s University and a Master’s in economics from Western University in London, Ontario ... He and his wife Rosemary have three children.

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High School Girls Basketball Coaches/Players of the Year

Daily Freeman 12 Apr 2020

2014—Steve Garner, Kingston ... 2007—Steve Garner, Kingston ... 2005—Steve Garner, Kingston ... 2001—Steve Garner, Kingston ... 1993—Steve Garner, Kingston ... 1984—Ron Chiasson, Kingston ... 2018—Chloe Chaffin, Kingston ... 2010—Rachel Coffey, Kingston ... 2008—Amanda Horvers, Kingston. 2007—Lynsey Timbrouck, Kingston. 2006—Lynsey Timbrouck, Kingston. 2005—Mara Dreiser, Kingston.

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Coronavirus impact takes human toll

Las Vegas Review-Journal 22 Mar 2020

It lasted 12,914 days, and when the streak ended, it took a measure of Bobby Kingston’s voice with it ... Shortly after Kingston spoke Tuesday, Gov ... 1, 1984, when the first beer was poured. Kingston, and other small-business owners like him, are manning the front lines of the fight for survival.