Residents of Bloody Bay may soon see a Public Transport Service Corporation Bus rumbling through their area. This, after the Manager of PTSC Tobago Henry Cook assured that the situation is being addressed.
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Dump remains under fire
After running a story on Thursday about the hoard of flies affecting residents in Mt. St George and environs several callers to our newsroom later informed us that a fire had erupted at the dump in what they think is an attempt to contain the flies.
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Victimization allegations at Pigeon Point
Unjustified and unfair is how the owner of ‘Tour Tobago Ltd’ has described the hardship he has been facing since the appointment of a new manager at the Pigeon Point Heritage Park.
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Hundreds gather to pay tribute to World War Survivors
Hundreds of national security personnel gathered alongside Government officials and diplomats in observance of Remembrance Day 2012 on Sunday morning. The brief ceremony, which included a military drill performed by Defence Force officers, began at the Scarborough Fire Station and demonstrated through to James Park, the designated site for the occasion.
Coast Guard officials probing suspected wreckage discovered in Tobago waters
Coast Guard officials are currently engaged in probing suspected wreckage which was discovered in Tobago waters on Thursday morning. The find also resulted in the T&T Express being delayed.
Bago Sports Beach Soccer 6th
Bago Sports Beach Soccer Team finished sixth in the North American Sand Soccer Championships. The team was the only Caribbean nation invited to compete.