Keno George

Scenes from today’s flag raising at D’Urban Park (Photos by Keno George)

Rehearsal: Members of the armed forces rehearsing through their routine yesterday at D’urban Park, in Georgetown, as they prepare for the flag raising ceremony to be held next Tuesday as part of the Republic’s 50th anniversary celebrations.

All for a better bridge: Residents of Guyhoc and Tucville yesterday cleared this trench so they could begin working on the dilapidated bridge in the background that connects the communities.

Ideal for afternoon cycling: Children take advantage of the Mayor and City Council’s unused East Street parking lot to ride their bikes in safety.

Boys will be boys: Enjoying a swing fashioned from rope and a bit of wood and slung in a tree along South Road.

Oops! This truck was delivering a load of sand on Mandela Avenue when it slipped into the trench.

Wales estate workers and PPP/C Members of Parliament yesterday protested against the planned closure of the estate.

Pole attack: This utility pole fell on a car on Hadfield Street yesterday near to Austin Street.

Wales sugar workers and others from the community yesterday protested outside of Parliament over the decision to close the estate and factory.

Land Court works: Foundational works being undertaken on a plot of land in the compound of the Supreme Court in Georgetown, where the Land Court will be relocated.

The Alphonso Family of Annandale decided to spend some time yesterday relaxing with a picnic and a spot of fishing at the Kingston jetty.

Roller skater at Merriman Mall. (Photo by Keno George)

A student of the Lodge Secondary School tries to maintain her balance as she crosses this drainpipe while making her way from d’Urban Backlands to Block ‘E,’ Sophia as part of her commute home.

Despite a stop order from the Mayor and City Council of Georgetown, construction is continuing at this building at 81-82 Robb and Camp streets.

Brilliant: This section of the Camp Street Avenue between Middle Street and Quamina Street was recently lit for the holiday season.

Worshippers in the Brickdam Cathedral on Old Year’s Night (Photo by Keno George)