Honorees with their award at the 25th anniversary of the Trey Whitfield School, April 24, 2008, at the El Caribe, in Brooklyn, New York. From left are Ms. Janie C. Whitney, Founder of The Trey Whitfield School, Ms. Sheron Joseph, Ms. Emily Jackson, Ms. Iris Griffith, Ms. Auguste St. Eloi, Ms. Ava Bradshaw, Ms. Veronica Jordan and Mr. A.B. Whitfield. Ms Bradshaw, from Guyana, was the first teacher that was hired when the school opened in 1983, with an enrollment of a surprising 283 students. Jordon and Griffith are also from Guyana while Eloi is from Haiti. Ms. Janie C. Whitney, vision and mission was simple, a faith and character based school with high academic achievement at an affordable cost to families. -Hayden Roger Celestin Photo

CARIBBEAN LIFESTYLE TV MOVES TO NEW SUNDAY TIME SLOT: Since Sunday, March 16 2008, Caribbean Lifestyle TV (CLM TV) the popular one hour personality interview TV program which airs weekly on channel 73, WNYC TV in the Bronx , Brooklyn, Manhattan, Staten Island and Queens moves to a new time slot - 11:30 am - 12:30 pm. In photo (l-r) CLM TV host Irwine Clare; Yendi Phillipps, Miss Jamaica World 2007; Clement Hume, co-producer, CLM TV; Anthony Turner, co-producer CLM TV and Andrea Bullens, co-producer CLM TV.

Live performance at C-Cube Restaurant and Wine Bar in The Bronx. In photo, Derrick Barnett and the Statement Band perform every other Friday at 10 pm in rotation with Anthem and the Natural Vibe band

Sasha’s colorful ensemble of layered, crocheted frills. Designs by Nadia Smith & Laquanna Bramble Call: 347-278-2122