May Pen Cemetary Cleanup
Jun 18th, 2010 | Category: News & Features | 4:41June 15, 2010 - A two week cleaning project of the May Pen Cemetary has been launched, giving residents of West Kingston short-term employment and a face-lift to the only public cemetary in Kingston and St Andrew. The Gleaner captured a glimpse of the process of removing the overgrowth from the cemetary, and interviews with workers onsite. Interviews: Laura Redpath Media and production: Kyle Macpherson
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