Secretary of the Division of Agriculture, Marketing, Marine Affairs and the Environment, Councillor Gary Melville has declared that his Division can do more to make the visiting public more aware of the dangers of the Manchineel Trees.
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Crown Point establishment gutted by fire
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Multi million dollars Financial Complex Opened
June 18 was the official opening of the Victor E. Bruce Financial Complex in Market Square, Scarborough. History was made yesterday as Tobago officially opened its very own Victor E. Bruce financial complex located in Scarborough.
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Ball Park League
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Tobago Organization for Women Entrepreneurs launches Tobago delicacies
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Health workers stage sick out
All surgeries at the Scarborough Regional Hospital were canceled on Monday; this is as a result of sick out action staged by nurses at the hospital. And President of the Public Services Association Watson Duke says it is time the TRHA employees are shown the respect they deserve. According to a source at the Scarborough Regional Hospital, several nurses left their stations unattended at the hospital