Holmwood turns pink
This team of students from Holmwood Technical High School in Manchester turned out to participate in the ICWI Pink Run for breast cancer last Sunday. Thousands of people turned out for the run, which raises money during Breast Cancer Awareness Month to support initiatives for those fighting the disease. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)(Photo: Garfield Robinson)
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November 3, 2024

Holmwood turns pink

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