–late-shopper finds out, much to her dismay THE season of sharing, caring, giving and enjoying is here once again, and many Guyanese will be looking forward to what the

  DIANA Grimes admits being a workaholic, so as a registered midwife attached to the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) Maternity Unit, she doesn’t mind having to often work

PRESIDENT David Granger on Sunday morning led a ministerial team on a tour of the Stabroek Market Square, while Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo led a similar team from the

–the rigours of getting a newspaper out on time THROUGHOUT the years, Christmas has always been regarded as a time for the family, particularly for Caribbean people. It is

VETERAN businessman and the owner of WaterChris Hotel and Restaurant, Gregory Christiani, called “Peppers” succumbed Saturday after being ill for some time. Relatives said the 64-year-old died from a

–with all the trimmings, housemother promises FOR the eight girls living at the Sad’r Shaheed’s Girls Orphanage in Oleander Gardens, East Coast Demerara, this Christmas will be just as

–with inaugural Boat Parade and Bridge Light-up LINDENERS a few Fridays ago witnessed the first-ever Boat Parade and Bridge Light-up to be held in the mining town. The event

OWEN Travis Carrington, 22, a Guyana Defence Force officer (GDF) stationed at the Band Room, Camp Ayanganna, died in an accident along the Houston Public Road, East Bank Demerara,

By Scheherazade Ishoof Khan WHENEVER the holidays roll around, most families have at least one person who ensures that the festivities, food and family are gathered and treasured. That