Our Lives: Bridgeport’s 15th annual Caribbean Jerk Festival
Carolyn Vermont is the vice president of the West Indian American Association of Greater Bridgeport.
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Aug 6, 2023, 5:06 PM
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Carolyn Vermont is the vice president of the West Indian American Association of Greater Bridgeport. She joined News 12 Gwen Edwards to talk more about how the group is organizing the upcoming 15th annual Caribbean Jerk Festival at Seaside Park.
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