One Moriah resident is calling on the police to change the way they relate to members of the public. She said an unexpected visit from a party of officers left her very ill and frightened.
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TTCONNECT express services rolls into the communities
With the initiating of the TTconnect express services to Tobago, today began the visitation of the four communities earmarked.
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Patrons anticipate Blue Food 2013
The clear, blue skies just enhanced the already exciting taste bud experience at the Blue Food Festival over the weekend. From as early as 10am crowds gathered at the new location, just opposite of the Bloody Bay Recreation Grounds, to get their share of a variety of dasheen dishes paired with just as varying exotic meats.
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Tobago Cycling Classic to pedals off on Oct 1
All is set for the 27th edition of the Tobago International Cycling Classic, which pedals off on October 1 with some of the world’s top cyclists challenging the best of the Caribbean in six days of action, which will take cyclists to all parts of the island.