Fisherman Vernon Duncan has been found. Public Relations Officer of the Trinidad and Tobago Coast Guard Lieutenant Commander Kirk Jean -Baptiste explained that Barbados Coast Guard officials discovered Duncan and two other Trinidad and Tobago nationals in Barbados waters on Saturday.
The Scarborough RC School took the time to express their appreciation for Republic Day, as they celebrated their 7th annual “Patriotic Day”.
Once again the fishing village of Charlotteville is in the spotlight as residents complain about indiscriminate sewerage disposal in the seas close to shore.
As is customary, the Senior citizens in the Carnbee/ Mt. Pleasant electoral district were on Tuesday- treated to a luncheon hosted by the village council.
One Speyside contractor is this evening calling on the Water and sewerage authority to address his concern as a matter of urgency.
The film created by the students at the Pentecostal Light and Life foundation High School was a short action film entitled “The Discriminator” and tells the story of a young girl with a deep set prejudice who learns an important lesson
The 12th annual Friends of Tobago Aids Society (FOTAS) Walk will take place on Tuesday 24th September and support continues to pour in for those affected and infected by HIV/AIDS.
As the country debates the issue that shot into the spotlight by Chief justice Ivor Archie to decriminalize the possession of small quantities of marijuana, many locals are welcoming the suggestion.
The dream and realization of home ownership will soon become a reality for seventy eight families, as the housing division recently embarked on a housing project at Adventure Phase two in Plymouth.
Several callers to our newsroom have vented their frustration at the trouble of not being able to receive their mammogram reports.
