Imagine having to pay one thousand dollars to a thief to get back your phone. The phone in question was a British military issued Blackberry stolen from the owner in a popular fast food outlet in Scarborough during a recent visit to Tobago.

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Meet With Residents
Residents of Bon Accord and Crown Point were blindsided in 2018 with the shocking news that they may lose their homes through compulsory land acquisition for the construction of the new airport terminal. Government’s plans changed and put on hold. However residents have seen notices in the newspaper about a new area to be used and they are calling for a meeting with the relevant authorities to understand what is going to take place.

‘Mt. Pleasant day’ Launched
It has become part of Tobago’s rich tradition that Easter Monday is ‘Mt. Pleasant day’ in local palance. Well, the Carnbee/ Mt. Pleasant Community council has launched the annual event. This year would be the 41st staging of the sports and family day.

Monster Wins Great Race 2013
The A Class boat Total Monster won the 45th edition of the Carib Great Race. Marcell Carrington the mechanic responsible for the winning boat shared his feelings on finally winning the race after what is a third attempt. Navigator Daniel Peake also gave his comments on the victory.

Shoppes at West City Officially Opened
The vision of Mr. Lloye Warner and family is to have a one stop exquisite shopping experience in Tobago. That vision has come to a reality as the Shoppes at West City was officially opened on Tuesday comprising 16 shops.

Hope Farm Employees fed up
From late payment of salaries, to being treated shoddily whenever they visit the Division of Agriculture’s office, some employees of Hope Farm division have had enough and want to be treated with equity. Five employees from the Hope Farm turned up at the Agriculture Division’s Office today.

UTT on Display
Officials from The University of Trinidad and Tobago attracted numbers to the Scarborough Esplanade, as they displayed numerous booths educating the public about a varied number of disabilities.