It appears that the back pay issues facing government workers across the island has now moved to the Division of Agriculture as some of their workers came together today to stage a protest.
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Documenting Traditional Mas
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Solution for touting still being sought
Touting is an ongoing problem especially for tourists who are constantly being harassed and hassled by boat owners trying to get a sale. The numerous appeals by some boat owners, boat users, locals and visitors to the Store Bay Beach facility and other facilitates throughout the island, for something to be done about touting are still coming in.
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Fya Empress Making Waves in Soca
After a 2013 high at the Power Soca Monarch, Lornette “Fya Empress” Reid is making a name for herself throughout the Caribbean, copping several titles in the Soca arena in recent times.
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Signal Hill successful at heritage food fair
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Old fishing facility in Charlotteville finally demolished
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Minister of Energy meets Fisherfolk
Good news for Fishermen in Tobago. According to the Minister of Energy Kevin Ramnarine, there are plans to enable them to ply their trade easier.