More than five years later, with millions of dollars spent and several cost overruns, Tobagonians are still without two major projects on the island, the much needed Scarborough library and the Cultural library.
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Coker calls on Executive Council to resign
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THA to take action at Plymouth Jetty
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Hospital Vendors to be Relocated
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Omale James back on home soil
Omale James, the lone Tobagonian on the title winning Trinidad and Tobago Regional under 15 Cricket team, has returned home. The gifted and talented Omale James who resides in Whim arrived from Jamaica after his teams success at the regional level.
Mason Hall Secondary host 11th annual Cross Country
Mason Hall Secondary School on Friday held their annual cross-country run. The event saw the many that participated endure the sweltering heat just for the sake of claiming triumph.
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Speyside hosts annual sports meet
Earlier on Thursday, the Speyside High School held their Sports and Family day at the Speyside Recreation Grounds. Scores of students, parents and villagers all flocked to the grounds today to partake in the school’s annual family day and sports.