Officials at the Division of Infrastructure and Public Utilities Sanitation Department are calling on citizens to desist from dumping waste along the Belmont Road in the vicinity of the Hillsborough Watershed.
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JCI on Mobilization Drive
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$100 million owed for Scarborough Hospital completion to be made available
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Culture Secretary and band leaders meet consensus
Original: Band Leaders and Dr. Angus VO
Representatives of the Tobago Carnival Bands Association and the National Carnival Bands Association Tobago met with the Secretary for the Division of Community Development and Culture, Dr. Denise Tsoi a Fatt Angus. The group discussed issues arising out of Carnival 2013.
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SC hopes other Caribbean Countries embrace this Regional Appellate Court
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Les Coteaux resident responds to resident’s accusations
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Will Tobago schools be ready for reopening
The new school year will be opening in just under two weeks and many are wondering if the schools in Tobago that are under repairs will be ready in time. Secretary for Education, Youth Affairs and Sport, Whitney Alfred at Wednesday’s post executive press briefing addressed several concerns.