WITH the annual Emancipation celebrations looming just ahead, we decided to visit a village rich with ancestral roots; flourishing Guyanese heritage, and is, of course, a location with great

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FROM an early age, Karen Althea Mc Gregor learned to do meaningful work with her hands. Her mother, Hyacinth, had a huge kitchen garden and supplied a dry goods