The Division of Infrastructure and Public Utilities has reassured the public that the walkover at the Mt. Marie junction is structurally sound following reports that concrete was seen falling.
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Police caravan comes to Tobago
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AG wins battle one of Milshirv
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THTA’s Hardwicke addresses Tourism
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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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Chief screech contempt, Udecott claims oversight
Yet another means by the Government of Trinidad and Tobago to disrespect the Tobago House of Assembly. These were the utterances from Chief Secretary Orville London. This time concerning the official opening and handing over of keys of what is being called “Phase one-the base building works” of the Scarborough Financial Complex.