A Moriah fisherman lost his boat due to large sea swells at Courland Bay on Tuesday. He is asking the powers that be to assist him in order to get his earning power back on track.
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Security intensified for Easter
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Minister of Tobago Development calls for THA elections
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Churches Donate Toys to Children’s Ward
Recently, the Tobago Council of Churches delivered on a promise to donate toys to the Paediatric Ward here in Tobago. The nurses and the numerous children presently warded at the Paediatric Ward gathered to accept the donation.
Mobile Police Unit at Shirvan Plaza
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Lifeguards Stage Sickout
Life guards in Tobago are staging a sickout this weekend and they are threatening that they will not be working on weekends until further notice.
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Staircase an initiative of the Scarborough Enhancement Programme
THA’s Chief Administrator comments on the Burnett Street staircase now under construction in Scarborough. He said the project is in keeping with the Scarborough Beautification Programme.