A series of coastal cleanup activities took place early this morning at approximately seven beaches here in Tobago as a part of the International Coastal Cleanup day.
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TRICO Customer Appreciation Day 2013
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Relief for Canoe Bay Residents
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Ex-minister fined on Assault Charges
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