Education Officer of the Tobago Council of the PNM Rennie Dumas will have to wait another month to hear his fate as his sentencing has been adjourned. Dumas was found guilty of two charges of assault in April
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The degraded condition of the NIB mall in Scarborough has been a major concern by citizens of Tobago for several years and it seems as though steps are now being taken to improve the state of it.
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We joined the PP solely to help Tobago and its people
The Tobago Organization of the People Political Leader, Ashworth Jack made it clear during the People’s Partnership’s 2nd anniversary celebrations on Saturday in Tobago, that the reason for his party joining the partnership was solely in an attempt to help Tobago and the people on the Island.
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Pigeon Point Cardinal marker missing
Today, Channel 5 News was sent a website alert, indicating that the last cardinal marker alerting marine craft to the position of our famous Buccoo Reef is now no longer in place.
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Warner needs to be briefed on Tobago’s issues
The ILP intends to contest all seats in the next general election, 2 of which are in Tobago. We spoke to one of the Tobago representatives about this political development. Tobago two seats in the past have played an integral role in the determining which party controls our parliament.