Today marks the 50th anniversary of Hurricane Flora, one of the deadliest hurricanes recorded in the Atlantic history. This hurricane virtually destroyed Tobago in 1963.
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Security intensified for Easter
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Marine Repeater Handing Over
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Mason Hall Secondary host 11th annual Cross Country
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Nominations for TOP internal elections open
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Tobago Cycling Classic to pedals off on Oct 1
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Pensioner family remains clueless
Daughter of the pensioner, whose body was found on the Old Milford Road, Scarborough told Channel 5 news remains baffled. Ava Patrick, is confused as to why her mum, Clara Marson would be found dead and why in that area.