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Part II: From homeless to homeownership to Melissa

Summary by Jamaica Gleaner
On October 28, Hurricane Melissa tore through Keith R. Wedderburn’s organic farm in Bluefields, Westmoreland, flooding his home, ripping away his solar panels, flattening a small board house on his property, lifting sections of his mother’s roof...
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Part II: From homeless to homeownership to Melissa

On October 28, Hurricane Melissa tore through Keith R. Wedderburn’s organic farm in Bluefields, Westmoreland, flooding his home, ripping away his solar panels, flattening a small board house on his property, lifting sections of his mother’s roof...

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Jamaica Gleaner broke the news in Jamaica on Saturday, December 13, 2025.
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