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Residents planting crops, raising hope in urban farm

Summary by Jamaica Star
Residents planting crops, raising hope in urban farm A vacant lot that once stood as a stark reminder of gang violence for residents of Dunkirk in east Kingston is now being used for farming. A four-bedroom home was burned out at the site more than two decades ago, and the residents described the...
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Residents planting crops, raising hope in urban farm

Residents planting crops, raising hope in urban farm A vacant lot that once stood as a stark reminder of gang violence for residents of Dunkirk in east Kingston is now being used for farming. A four-bedroom home was burned out at the site more than two decades ago, and the residents described the...

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Jamaica Star broke the news in Jamaica on Tuesday, February 3, 2026.
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