No resignation is forthcoming from Tobago Organization of the People (TOP) Political Leader Ashworth Jack even in light of recent developments within the party.
Tobago is now in mourning after the passing of curator and executive trustee of the Tobago Museum, Mr. Edward Hernandez. Mr Hernandez died on Monday evening after ailing for some time now.
Concerned members of the Tobago Organization of the People met for a second time and have agreed upon several measures which they hope will aid in the revival of the party.
The family home of the Jack’s of Goodwood was yesterday engulfed in flames as one of their bedrooms unexpectedly caught fire. Luckily, they were able to salvage some of their belongings.
In an effort to combat one particular category of crime, officers from the various agencies on the island joined forces on Wednesday.
Significant improvements have been recorded in several subject areas at both CSEC and CAPE level, this according to Secretary of Education, Youth Affairs and Sport Gary Melville.
In keeping with their commitment to stand behind the future minds of Tobago, the Rotaract Club of Tobago held their annual handing over of school supplies and equipment to a number of families throughout the Island.
Uptown Fascinators is desperately in need of a place to call home. The group which right now practices at Bamboo Gully on the Plymouth Road, has been given notice to remove from the premises
Business people with their products in the areas of food production, clothing, beauty care, jewelry, cosmetics and much more were on showcase earlier this morning as the REACH programme, hosted a grand exposition at the APT James Park in uptown, Scarborough.
Mr. Lionel Coker has tendered his resignation as both chairman and member of the Tobago Organisation of the People.
