BERMUDA
+ Bermuda's youth were 'spectacular' at CableVision awards
Talented youngsters lit up the stage at CableVision’s ‘Salute to Service’ awards on Saturday. Several different groups of musicians, singers, actors and dancers — many of whom had not yet aged to double figures — delighted the audience at the Fairmont Southampton.
+ Missing Juvenile: Santina Harvey
The Bermuda Police Service is appealing for the public’s assistance in locating 17 year old Santina Harvey.
+ Teen given social inquiry report and curfew for stealing bikes
A teenager who admitted taking two motocross bikes and damaging them had a social inquiry report ordered on him today.
+ Premier welcomes Christian youth group
Yesterday, Premier Paula Cox, Minister of Finance, officially met and welcomed to Bermuda representatives of the 'Youth With A Mission' International Christian Youth Organization at the Cabinet Office, Hamilton, Bermuda.
+ Missing juvenile located: Leshun Wolffe
The Bermuda Police Service would like to thank the public for their assistance in locating 16 year old Leshun Wolffe. He returned safe and well Sunday afternoon.
BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS
+ Remarks by Minister of Education and Culture Hon. Myron Walwyn – Youth Unemployment Register press conference
With the protocol already established, I say a pleasant good day to all gathered here this afternoon and those that will tune in on radio and television to the rebroadcast of this press conference to launch the initiatives around the Youth Unemployment Register.
+ Hundreds of unemployed youth to benefit from training, job fair
Hundreds of unemployed youths, between the ages of 16 to 30, are expected to benefit from a training seminar and job fair next week, a coordinated effort between the Government of the Virgin Islands and the private business sector.
CAYMAN ISLANDS
+ Youth celebrated this month
In January of 2010, Cayman Islands Premier McKeeva Bush signed a proclamation titled the Supporting Cayman Youth Campaign, observing January as Support our Youth Month. The theme for 2012 is “Believe, Achieve”.
DOMINICA
+ Students in east hold anti-drug march
Communities along Dominica’s east coast say they have been doing their bit to help in the fight against the use of illegal substances.
+ Dominican students begin term of Marine Life Studies
This week fifth grade students from across Dominica begin a semester-long exploration of local marine life through the educational programme known as Floating Classrooms.
JAMAICA
+ College grads face uphill battle with student loans
MANY university graduates are still feeling the pinch to repay loans despite efforts by the Students' Loan Bureau (SLB) to ease the pressure.
TRINIDAD & TOBAGO
+ Two students drown
TWO young men, who were both still in school, drowned in unrelated incidents while liming with their friends at Maracas Bay in North Trinidad and at a beach in Guapo, South Trinidad on Sunday. Up to press time, both bodies were still unaccounted for.
+ Young Baptists sing a new song
Shepherd Ricardo Eastman of the True Worshippers Spiritual Tabernacle, Sangre Grande yesterday called for youth in the Spiritual Baptist faith to carry the baton of upholding the religion since elders had fought a hard battle to get the faith to where it is today.
