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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TEMA level of readiness is at its peak
TEMA’s Director Allan Stewart has reassured that we are in the rainy/hurricane period. According to Stewart, Trinidad and Tobago is currently in the rainy season, more so into the active hurricane period.
Home broken into 7times
Last evening made it the seventh time that thieves have broken into the house of Bethel resident Ancil Corbin. This time was different; the person left an item behind. Mr. Corbin explained that he was not at home when the episode occurred and strongly believes that the bandit also knew that he was not there.
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Senior Citizen relives the horror of Hurricane Flora
Today marks the 50th anniversary of Hurricane Flora, one of the deadliest hurricanes recorded in the Atlantic history. This hurricane virtually destroyed Tobago in 1963.
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Tobago students to Celebrate
Students in Tobago will get the opportunity to celebrate Trinidad and Tobago’s fiftieth anniversary of independence. Coordinator of Schools Supervision Dr. Verleen Bobb Lewis says the Division of Education is currently working with schools across the island to host a Children’s Rally.
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Work continues though Injunction Filed
Three members of the Charlotteville Beachfront Movement, Irwin Hercules, Samuel Mapp and Kenneth Murray filed an injunction on the 23rd of April to discontinue works by the Tobago House of Assembly on the Charlotteville Beachfront project.