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Rosalie Bailey celebrates her 104th birthday Article by January 31, 2021 Barbados TODAY is delighted to wish the lovely Rosalie Bailey the very happiest of birthdays as she celebrates her 104th birthday. More than a decade ago, Rosalie Bailey underwent a successful surgery for vulvar cancer at the age of 95. Ms Bailey was born in Free Hill Black Rock and attended St. Stephen’s School.  She spent most of her adult life at Roxy Avenue, Waterhall Land, Eagle Hall, St. Michael, where she still resides. Rosalie was very industrious and was a former agricultural worker, domes...

Catholic schools around the Diocese of Rochester are celebrating Catholic Schools Week Jan. 31-Feb. 6 with a variety of special activities. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many of the activities have been altered with safety precautions in place. Below are the events taking place at each of the schools, which submitted their schedules to the Catholic Courier. For more information on specific events, please visit that schools’ websites. In addition to these events, Bishop Salvatore R. Matano will celebrate Mass for Catholic Schools Week at the Diocese of Rochester’s Pastoral Center Feb. 2....

Article content Masks on faces, markers on floors to keep kids apart and a ban on singing. Endless squirts of hand sanitizer and field trips conducted on video screens. This school year has been like no other as elementary and high school students and teachers attend classes in the shadow of a pandemic. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or CLASSROOMS IN THE TIME OF COVID: Here's what life was really like at Ottawa schools this year Back to video It’s been stressful and sometimes scary. Cases of COVID-19 have popped up at many schools in Ottawa.

Article content Masks on faces, markers on floors to keep kids apart and a ban on singing. Endless squirts of hand sanitizer and field trips conducted on video screens. This school year has been like no other as elementary and high school students and teachers attend classes in the shadow of a pandemic. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Life at Ottawa schools in the shadow of a pandemic Back to video It’s been stressful and sometimes scary. Cases of COVID-19 have popped up at many schools in Ottawa. But it’s also been a year of invention an...