Tobago is now in mourning after the passing of curator and executive trustee of the Tobago Museum, Mr. Edward Hernandez. Mr Hernandez died on Monday evening after ailing for some time now.
Similar Posts
Latest News | Local News | News | Politics
Monster Wins Great Race 2013
The A Class boat Total Monster won the 45th edition of the Carib Great Race. Marcell Carrington the mechanic responsible for the winning boat shared his feelings on finally winning the race after what is a third attempt. Navigator Daniel Peake also gave his comments on the victory.
Latest News | Local News | News | Politics
Garbage! Garbage! Garbage!
Employees of the Division of Infrastructure and Public Utilities Sanitation Department are calling on business owners in Upper Scarborough to desist from throwing their garbage behind a wall in the area. They say this is a health hazard as it has become a breeding ground for rats and other vermin.
Latest News | Local News | News | Politics
Dr. Rowley: Clarification needed, Tobago gets 3.99% of the National Budget
Opposition leader, Dr. Keith Rowley announced that the Tobago House of Assembly will receive $2.337 billion from this year’s $58.24 national budget and not the $3.56 billion that was previously announced by the Minister of Finance, Larry Howai.
Latest News | Local News | News | Politics
Dr. Baker says C-minus for Budget Presentation
Minister of Tobago Development, Dr. Delmon Baker has given today’s budget presentation a grade of C-minus, after stating his dissatisfaction at the angle in which it was presented.
Latest News | Local News | News | Politics
Toxicology Analysis pending in Suicide Incident
Police continue to investigate the death of 38 year old, TRHA janitorial staff- Islmar John. In an autopsy done by forensic pathologist, Dr. Eastlyn McDonald Burris on Sunday, it revealed that John died from pulmonary edema and congestion, as her lungs were swollen due to suspected ingestion of a toxic substance.
Latest News | Local News | News | Politics
Fire officers engage in mock Exercise
Members of the public were of the view last Monday, that a major catastrophe had taken place when rumours circulated that two bodies were off a cliff in the area of the licensing office Shaw Park Scarborough.