Following the national 2013 budget reading, Chief Secretary of the THA, Orville London explained that the treatment in this budget is identical to how they’ve been treated in the past.
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Tobago Cycling Classic to pedals off on Oct 1
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.
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Grafton Hotel Robbed
Employees at the Grafton beach hotel were traumatized last Friday, as employees were robbed of cash and cell phones in the daring robbery. Operations Manager of Grafton Beach Resort and Le Grand Courland Alpha Lorde told Channel5 News that the recent robbery will in no way deter their operations.
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SHSS presented with Scrabble Library
Signal Hill Secondary School now possesses a scrabble library. Scrabbler Diana McIntire handed over a library to the school on Monday, now that they have a champion scrabbler at the school, Ms. Tamika Mitchell.
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Tourism division hosts 3rd annual Wedding and Honeymoon Symposium
The Division of Tourism hosted its 3rd annual Wedding and Honeymoon Symposium at the Magdalena Grand Resort recently. The event was entitled “Tobago…Truly Romantic Wedding and Honeymoon Symposium”.
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Jack Ultimatum
A number of citizens in Tobago who have reached the age of sixty five and have qualified for the senior citizens grant are yet to receive their money.
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Two major projects still outstanding
More than five years later, with millions of dollars spent and several cost overruns, Tobagonians are still without two major projects on the island, the much needed Scarborough library and the Cultural library.