Check out this Golf Digest article. It has two pages to it. Click the arrow on the bottom of the first page to advance. Sean mentions his maternal and paternal heritage, and life experiences that has impacted him. For those of you who do not already know, his Guyanese mother is Dona Vieira/Foley of the Houston Vieira's

Who Is Sean Foley?

A 35-year-old Canadian now living in Orlando, one of the best young teachers in the game -- and, if the signs are to be believed, Tiger Woods' new swing coach

http://www.golfdigest.com/golf-tours-news/2010-08/golf-diaz-tiger-foley-0823

SENATOR JOHN SAMPSON TAPS GUYANESE FOR COMMUNICATIONS JOB..

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http://www.kaieteurnewsonline.com/2010/08/28/us-senator-taps-guyanese-for-communications-job/

SENATOR JOHN SAMPSON TAPS GUYANESE FOR COMMUNICATIONS JOB..

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http://www.kaieteurnewsonline.com/2010/08/28/us-senator-taps-guyanese-for-communications-job/

Stabroek news june 22, 2010

- anniversary committee
The Walter Rodney Anniver-sary Commemoration Com-mittee says it will make the memorial site in Hadfield Street “a living monument” and it will be used to host lectures, art and culture exhibitions and other activities. read...

Caribbean Net News June 22, 2010

By Sir Ronald Sanders

It is not often that a book comes along that should be in the library of every school and on the list of civics reading material. “Living my Dreams”, the recently published biography of West Indian cricket commentator, Joseph “Reds” Perreira is such a book. Overcoming the Odds: Reds Perreira's biography

Mrs. Gomes displays the token of appreciation she received from the National Library during its centenary celebrations.

This is a great honor and most deserving of someone I can call Mom too... Aunty Patsy and my Mom were in labor at Georgetown hospital, both with boys, Christopher came August 10th and then Gregory August 11th... I have the fondest memories of the Gomes family since I can remember and cherish the bond we share over the years.

Aunty Pasty is truly an Icon and a very special person to all who know her. We are very proud of you and thank you for sharing all you have over the years.

Mark

Link below for details. 

By KNews   

Actress, storyteller Patricia Gomes is a ‘Special Person’

Kaieteur News May 2, 2010

A Guyana-born journalist has done her former homeland proud by being a Pulitzer finalist and copping the 2010 Dart Award for a series of investigative stories about the brutal treatment meted out to inmates at a boy’s home.
Waveney Ann Moore, who writes for the St. Petersburg Times, and reporter Ben Montgomery, photographer Edmund Fountain and editor Kelley Benham, were 2010 Pulitzer finalists for local reporting.  Waveney Ann Moore

Kaieteur News April 6, 2010

It was an evening of nostalgia laced with songs, dances and drama. There were also the tributes. The venue was the Theatre Guild and the occasion was a celebration of the contributions by Daphne Rogers, dubbed by the Actors Action Association as a cultural icon.  read article...

CaribWorldNews April 5. 2010

CaribWorldNews, NEW YORK, NY, Fri. April 2, 2010: Guyanese communications professional Dawn Skeete Walker, who previously served as a deputy press secretary for Mayor Michael Bloomberg, has been appointed to lead the New York City Housing Authority`s (NYCHA) new Office of Public-Private Partnerships.   read article...

Kaieteur News March 30, 2010

The song “where are your heroes Caribbean” rings home to Guyana, a nation laden with day to day ordinary people doing extraordinary things as unsung heroes.  read on...

Share March 29, 2010

In the 133-year history of Test cricket, just 24 bowlers have claimed 300 or more wickets.

The list contains six spinners, the first of which was West Indies off-spinner Lance Gibbs who was the second bowler to attain the landmark achievement in 1976 after England's Freddie Trueman.   read article...

Stabroek News March 29, 2010

This evening, Jean Small will walk onstage at the 20th Actor Boy Awards to accept her due honour for 50 years’ work in theatre. The presentation at the Courtleigh Auditorium, New Kingston, will unfold predictably – introduction, applause, a citation, applause, a reply, more applause.  read article...

Hi Folks: An article in the Washington Post about a young opera singer, Alyson Cambridge, who grew up in the Washington, DC area, and whose father was from Guyana.  The article did not name her father.  A little internet research turned up a picture of Alyson and her father, Richard.  Further searching revealed that Richard Cambridge was at the World bank for several years and is now a professor at American University. Richard is the brother of Charlie and Vibert Cambridge. They are all Phds.

Links below to Alyson and Richard Cambridge

CaribWorldNews March 24, 2010

CaribWorldNews, NEW YORK, NY, Tues. Mar. 23, 2010: A Guyanese-born author has co-written a new book titled `The Real Alice In Wonderland.` ...read more...

Shakira last night....

This photo was taken last evening at the premiere of "Love Never Dies", the sequel to Phantom of the Opera.

 She is 63 and she looks almost the same as when she was runner up to Miss World in 1967.

Patricia Cummings received an award last night for women of distinction from the Girl Scouts Assoc of Binghamton NB. Many old St Roses girls would remember her Mom as a teacher and I believe Vice principal at Roses and her Father was Justice PA Cummings...Her sister Beverly who also attended St Roses was also my very good friend..

Click link below.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lk0MLgnIo_c