Once again the fishing village of Charlotteville is in the spotlight as residents complain about indiscriminate sewerage disposal in the seas close to shore.
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PNM Tobago Deputy leader sounds warning to his Trinidad based Leader
People’s National Movement Deputy Political Leader Orville London is warning his Political Leader Dr Keith Rowley that if he supports the Green Paper in Parliament, all of them will be meeting him by the airport to turn him back.
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Dump remains under fire
After running a story on Thursday about the hoard of flies affecting residents in Mt. St George and environs several callers to our newsroom later informed us that a fire had erupted at the dump in what they think is an attempt to contain the flies.
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NIB Mall to undergo refurbishment
A big stink at NIB Mall has caused the National Insurance Board to stop functioning. The Tobago House of Assembly (THA) had to step in to assist beneficiaries and other clients of the National Insurance Board (NIB) who have been deprived of service for the past month at the Board’s Tobago Local Office in NIB Mall Scarborough.
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Capital of Paradise 1 Returns
The Secretary of Finance and Enterprise Development declared the return of the Capital of Paradise I from its fourth 2012 expedition on Monday 23rd April which signalled a new and positive experience for local entrepreneur Dane Prescod.
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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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John Roberts Memorial SDA students visit Tobago Channel 5
The John Roberts Memorial School of SDA in engaging their students on school educational tours visited the studios of Tobago Channel 5. Whilst here, the Tobago Channel 5 team took the students around explaining the operations at the station.