Five Island residents have been recognised in the King's New Year honours list.
Susan Moore and Adrienne Burnett are to be awarded MBE's, whilst Andrew Scarffe will be given a BEM and Carey Chung an MVO.
Sue Moore recently retired after 24 years as Head Teacher of QEII High School - her MBE is for exceptional Services to and Leadership in Education on the Isle of Man.
Adrienne Burnett has also just retired as Head Teacher of Ballakermeen High School - following a lifelong career in education.
She's been noted for her 'School Improvement Plan' and consistent good grades from students.
Meanwhile, Andrew Scarffe has been awarded the British Empire Medal for outstanding service to the Preservation of Laxey, Lonan Heritage and the Island's Railways.
Also being recognised is Carey Chung for 18 years of 'exceptional and loyal service' to the Crown and last five Lieutenant Governors of the Isle of Man.
And finally, a Governor's Commendation has been awarded to Tony Howell (widely known on Island as 'Flash') for his long and dedicated service to popular music on the Isle of Man.
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