Today marks the 50th anniversary of Hurricane Flora, one of the deadliest hurricanes recorded in the Atlantic history. This hurricane virtually destroyed Tobago in 1963.
Hundreds of primary and secondary school students flocked the Pan Am Events Centre in Crown Point, to be a part of the Division of Education Youth Affairs and Sport sixth annual science fair.
Golden Lane Fisherman Vernon Duncan is expected to arrive home.
All is set for the 27th edition of the Tobago International Cycling Classic, which pedals off on October 1 with some of the world’s top cyclists challenging the best of the Caribbean in six days of action, which will take cyclists to all parts of the island.
Action commenced last Sunday in the east, as the inaugural Tobago Windball Cricket Community Ten Overs League, hosted by the C&B Sports Club bowled off.
At today’s plenary sitting Chief Secretary Orville London disclosed that a new budget for the Tobago House of Assembly will be laid on the 24th of October.
Chief Secretary Orville London today at the assembly’s plenary sitting spoke about the current condition of the Secretary of the Division of Infrastructure and Public Utilities Hilton Sandy.
The Signal Hill village council is ready and will soon be a force to be reckoned with, these were the sentiments expressed by Village council welfare officer Nicole Sobers, as she collected the council’s prize coming out of this years’ Tobago heritage festival food fair.
As a means of bolstering the island tourism trade negotiations have been ongoing with Scandinavian based Apollo airlines to commence flights to Tobago. As part of the build up to the maiden voyage, agents for the airline are currently on a familiarization tour of Tobago.
A real-time hazard information gathering and reporting platform has arrived in Tobago initialized by the Tobago’s Emergency Management Agency.
