Valerie Orr, a resident of Castara Road, Mt. St. George, is asking for assistance in the construction of a retaining wall at the back of her house. She claims that she needs one in order to protect her home from landslides which occur when heavy rain falls.
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Drug Bust accused appears in Court
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PTSC has more plans for Tobago
Minister of Transport Devant Maharaj met with stakeholders in Tobago at the Conference room of the Rovanel’s Resort. The aim of this meeting was to discuss transportation issues relevant to Tobago.
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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Mosquitoes in Charlotteville
The decision to construct a new fishing depot in Charlotteville while welcomed, seems to be causing an endless string of woes to fishermen and residents. Today the residents tell us about the horrors they are enduring after the old facility was partially demolished.
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Preschoolers engage in Easter extravaganza
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TRICO Customer Appreciation Day 2013
TRICO Industries Limited hosted their Customer Appreciation Day celebrating 18yrs as the island’s lone cable television provider. Trico provides Cable television to 90% of the island’s 60,000 residents.