Minority Leader Watson Duke has promised to kick up a storm in the health sector regarding the contract issue of Tobago doctors at the Scarborough General Hospital.
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Speyside are Tobago Intercol Champions
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TRICO Connection victorious in DYA challenge II
A trophy, fifteen thousand dollars in cash and five Apple I pads, these were the prizes the TRICO Connection team received after emerging victorious in the second Department of Youth Affairs Challenge.
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Family manages to save few belonging after home is engulfed in flames
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Bus Terminal Woes
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