Community of broom-makers continues tradition

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Community of broom-makers continues tradition

There can never be a shortage of household cleaning tools in Jamaica, and for a good reason. One of the best is rooted in the island’s culture: the broom made of thatch palm. With a straightforward, robust design, the appearance represents...

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