The vision of Mr. Lloye Warner and family is to have a one stop exquisite shopping experience in Tobago. That vision has come to a reality as the Shoppes at West City was officially opened on Tuesday comprising 16 shops.
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Mt. Pleasant celebrates 40 years with derby
Easter Monday labeled Derby day in Tobago as many flocked to the Mt. Pleasant Recreation Grounds to take in the annual Goat Race and Sports Day. This year marked 40 years since the beginning of the event and was set to be a very special day for those attending.
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Moving out from NIB
The departure of tenants of the NIB mall in Scarborough is moving quite smoothly, this according to the Communications Consultant Michael Stewart.
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Along with the THA, I will continue to ensure that Tobagonians are well taken care of
The Division of Finance and Enterprise Development, Business Development Unit delivered 98 more grants along with four loans to successful applicants of the programs. The Secretary of the Division in his remarks said he along with the THA, though very challenging, will continue to ensure that Tobagonians are well taken care of.
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Katzenjammers Commissioned
The opportunity to learn to play the national instrument is trained to teach others and bring about new ideas for its use will now be afforded to people of Tobago as the Katzenjammers Steel Pan institute is being commissioned.
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“Silent Baker” worries Minister
It was the Headline “Silent Baker,” his picture splashed across the front page of a recent Tobago News, and the accompanying article which prompted the Minister of Tobago Development, Dr. Delmon Baker to call a Press Conference.
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Tobago receive Heavy Rainfall
Tobago experienced heavy rainfall for many hours on Thursday. At 5pm Communications Officer of the Tobago Emergency Management Agency Alex Browne said that TEMA received nine reports from persons affected by the rain. The first incident was the flooding of a residence in Hampden Lowlands.