One month after the electrocution of Tyrone Crawford, Channel 5 News acquired video of T&TEC employees replacing the pole and lines on the Works Division compound that caused the unfortunate June incident.
After a deal gone sour, one Bon Accord resident claims he was brutally attacked by a person who took the oath to protect and serve. A deal made with a friend who took a loan of eighty dollars and gave a bike as collateral prompted what Lynwal Trim of Bon Accord says is a case of police brutality.
“Ah We Harvest Sweet” was the theme of the Heritage Production put on by the Carnbee/Mt. Pleasant Community Council. The production which was written and directed by Ms. Annette Alfred depicted Tobago Harvest celebrations and how it used to be.
What was described as an eyesore at the Charlotteville junction is no more, as the old fishing facility has finally been demolished. The area next to the facility which was overgrown with bush has also been cleared.
Employees of the Kendall farm school were thrown into mourning after one of their colleagues died in a freak accident. 47 year old lorry loader Andrew Dalrymple died after he fell off a lorry at the Kendall farm school.
National Security Minister and representatives of the Tobago House of Assembly, including the Chief Secretary, met to discuss Tobago’s security concerns.
The Internal election for the Tobago Organization of the People which was carded to take place at the Mason Hall Primary on Sunday 14th July has been postponed to a date to be fixed.
Minister of Tobago Development, Dr. Delmon Baker has given today’s budget presentation a grade of C-minus, after stating his dissatisfaction at the angle in which it was presented.
Secretary of the Division of Finance and Enterprise Development Joel Jack today presented the Tobago House of Assembly’s budget for fiscal year 2013/2014 with an overall request of 4.9billion dollars for Tobago from the Central Government with its theme, “Responding to the People’s Mandate”…Protecting Tobago’s Heritage.
Two men appeared before Senior Magistrate Nannette Forde on June 20th, on charges arising out of the June 11th drug bust. The men, Dion Stewart and Hayden George of Patience Hill and Cinnamon Hill respectively were charged for allegedly having in their possession two hundred kilograms of compressed marijuana for the purpose of trafficking.
