The Community Emergency Response Team Pro was launched at the Gulf City Mall. CERT Pro, as the program is called, offers professional emergency response, as opposed to the previous CERT tech which was more voluntary-based
“Tobago is not a soft target for Easter!”, so says Senior Superintendant Garfield Moore. During an interview with Mr Moore, he said the police officers on the island will be out in full force for the Easter period, installing a number of initiatives to keep the public safe.
Agriculture in Tobago may need a serious boosting, but it is certainly not dead. The Tobago Agri Business Cooperative Society Limited held its first two day Tobago Farmer’s Market at Gulf City Mall, where a number of local farmers from the eight agricultural districts showcased and sold locally grown produce.
Kayla’s Academy held its Easter Extravaganza at the school’s compound located in Fort Street Scarborough, where the tiny tots dressed up in their colorful Easter costumes and paraded
On Wednesday, the Emergency Management Agency carried out an exercise called “Operation OMEGA” where they would have engaged the southwest community of Tobago in an emergency exercise, in the event that the island is to experience an earthquake or Tsunami.
Officials at the Division of Infrastructure and Public Utilities Sanitation Department are calling on citizens to desist from dumping waste along the Belmont Road in the vicinity of the Hillsborough Watershed.
The Tobago leg of the National Road Safety Awareness Campaign was launched earlier today at the Magdalena Grand. Heading the campaign was Minister of Transport, Chandresh Sharma.
Imagine at ten being the holder of a CSEC pass. This is the reality for a local girl from the Scarborough Roman Catholic School. Sandeera Lewis has become the nation’s youngest known student to write and pass the Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate.
Member of Parliament for Tobago East, affirmed that she believes His Excellency Anthony Carmona will be effective in his position and is someone the people of Trinidad and Tobago can emulate.
According to a release from Attorney at Law Martin George, Policeman Joel London was today freed of Marijuana trafficking charges before senior magistrate Nanette Forde in Tobago.
