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OVERSEAS BASED GUYANESE HOST CHRISTMAS EXTRAVAGANZA FOR NORTH RUIMVELDT AND ITS ENVIRONS

By Hgp Nightly News Staff

21/12/2024

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The community of North Ruimveldt came alive with festive cheer as Nix and Knox Accessories hosted its second annual Christmas Extravaganza.

Antonio Dey spoke with the event’s facilitator and filed this report.

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