Despite being handed notices by Police almost two weeks ago, vendors along Carrington Street are still plying their trade and insist that they will continue to do so.
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Bishop Berkley addresses Ancestral Walkers
Scores of persons came out to take part in the annual Ancestral Walk which took place over the weekend. This walk was hosted by the St. Patrick’s Anglican Church with the aim of ensuring that successive generations never forget the history of how their church was constructed.
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Tobago Fire Department ready to deal with fires
Assistant Divisional Fire Officer attached to the Tobago Division Fire services said that his organization is prepared to deal with bush fires on the island, while at the same time he warned residents to be responsible when they intend to dispose of waste by fire.
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Kiwanis Bring Relief
A family of 5 got some much needed relief from a global organization after members of the organization, was made aware of the state the family once lived in. Now the family of five ; including 3 children who resides at All Fields Trace Lowlands got some much needed relief from the Kiwanis Club of Scarborough Tobago as their once shaky house was repaired.
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Minority calculation deemed as “voodoo arithmetic”
Chief Secretary Orville London was extremely vocal about comments made by Minority leader Ashworth Jack in his last bi-monthly Minority press briefing.
Roxborough Police Youth Club night football competition kicks off
A large cross section of supporters gathered in the village of Roxborough on Monday night as the Roxborough Police Youth Club night football competition kicked off.