It was chaos in the small fishing village of Charlotteville on Sunday evening as a military vehicle, capsized on Charlotteville hill resulting in twenty three persons receiving injuries.
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Phoenix star player called for nationals
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Culture Secretary anticipates bigger and better shows in the coming years
The windward end of Tobago on Saturday hosted the annual Windward Afro Queen Show and calypso competition. The Secretary of Community Development and Culture, Dr. Denise Tsoi-a-Fatt Angus in her remarks described the event as a remarkable accomplishment, which allows for the appreciation of our local talent.
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Valencia trounces Tobago Team
Forward Fabrice Fisher scored a game-high 38 points to guide Valencia to a come-from-behind 93-86 win over Canaan Bon Accord at the Shaw Park hard courts on Friday night.
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Social and Economic plans to be Revealed
The Tobago public will have its say once again about the Island’s social and economic decisions as the Tobago House of Assembly prepares its economic plans for the next five years.
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CSEC Mathematics Grades Drop while CAPE Improves
The Caribbean Examination Council stated that in the May/June exams for this year only 33 percent of students in the region attained Grades 1 to 3 in Mathematics. This decline has been steady for the past three years and has prompted the Subject Advisory Committee be prompted to address deficiencies in the subject across the region.