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Even though this utility pole on North Road has been leaning for several weeks, it was not addressed and has since fallen on the fence of the Merriman Mall playground. Fortunately, no one was injured.

Utility pole falls on fence of Merriman Mall playground

Representations of Hindu deities on the Golden Om Dharmic Mandir float. (Photo by Terrence Thompson)

Guyana Hindu Dharmic Sabha motorcade scenes

As part of the celebration of its 109th anniversary, the Scout Association of Guyana held a parade through the streets of Georgetown yesterday. Also planned in commemoration of the activity is a two-day camp at the Scout Association’s headquarters on Woolford Avenue. (Photo by Terrence Thompson)

Scout Association of Guyana celebration of its 109th anniversary

Justice Kennard gives his ruling

Maxwell Edwards’ presentation at City Hall’s COI

Singh-Lammy presentation at City Hall’s COI

City Hall’s COI

‘Country’ life: A horse-drawn cart transporting freshly cut grass shares the road with three teenagers on a single bicycle at Lusignan. (Photo by Terrence Thompson)

‘Country’ life

A National Agricultural Research and Extension Institute (NAREI) representative explaining a display on Sustainable Pest and Disease Management to students of the New Amsterdam Multilateral School who were among the visitors to the institute at Mon Repos yesterday during an Open Day. (Photo by Terrence Thompson)

National Agricultural Research

Clearing the canal: The city council dredging the Avenue of the Republic canal yesterday. (Terrence Thompson photo)

Clearing the canal

Overdue repair works ongoing along Princes Street, in Georgetown, yesterday. (Photo by Terrence Thompson)

At last

In observance of Maafa Day, some participants on Friday offered libations to their ancestors. The African Holocaust Day commemorative service was organised by the African Cultural and Development Association (ACDA) and held at the Seawall Band Stand in Kingston. (Terrence Thompson Photo)

Offering libations!

Kaycia Ellis, who recently obtained her Legal Education Certificate from the Hugh Wooding Law School, was yesterday admitted to the local bar.
Senior Counsel Edward Luckhoo presented a petition for her admission to Justice Nareshwar Harnanan at the High Court in Georgetown.
Ellis, a former student of the Bishops’ High School, completed her LLB at the University of Guyana in 2016 before attending the Hugh Wooding Law School.
In his petition to the court, Senior Counsel Luckhoo stated that Ellis trained at his firm from June to August and he commended her work, especially in the area of research. The attorney noted that although Ellis desires to open her own practice in the future, in the interim she would serve as a Judicial Research Assistant. In photo, Ellis reads the attorney’s oath. (Terrence Thompson photo)

Kaycia Ellis admitted to bar

Recipient of the Medal of Service Yvette Herod was Saturday evening awarded for her decades of community service in the villages of Buxton/Friendship. She told Stabroek News that Community Service, Youth Development and Education are her babies and encouraged those wishes to follow in her foot steps to remain engaged with their community. “It is your greatest asset,” she stressed.

Investiture Ceremony

Watch your step: The footbridge along Camp Street near the junction with Lamaha Street is in need of repair. (Photo by Terrence Thompson)

Watch your step

Clamping down: This errant driver had his vehicle clamped by police for illegally parking along Regent Street yesterday. (Photo by Terrence Thompson)

Clamping down

Like father: A father helps his son wrap a tree along Camp Street yesterday as part of a tree wrapping exercise organised by GTT in observance of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. (Photo by Terrence Thompson)

Like father

Members of the public engage with staff of the St Joseph Mercy Hospital during the hospital’s health fair last Saturday. (Terrence Thompson photo)

Hospital’s health fair

File Photo: The East Coast road around Better Hope continues to undergo major changes as the four-lane expansion continues. (Terrence Thompson photo)

Four-lane development

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