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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Trico/Channel 5 Family & Sports Day
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Highway accident leaves passengers nursing injuries
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Tobago Principal’s Conference
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Tobago needs a Crime Plan
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Families receive assistance for School
In keeping with their commitment to stand behind the future minds of Tobago, the Rotaract Club of Tobago held their annual handing over of school supplies and equipment to a number of families throughout the Island.