Plans by the Trinidad and Tobago Under-17 women football team to travel to Costa Rica and Panama for a series of practice matches, have been put in limbo, due to the lack of funding
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Cove Not Responsible for Power Outages
In a press release issued, E-IDCOT, the project managers of the Cove Eco-industrial and Business Park, denounced any responsibility for the frequent power outages which have been occurring in Tobago for the past couple of weeks.
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Delay in Opening Schools
Children were turned back from a number of schools today, as repairs and reconstruction works were not yet completed. Parents made a fuss about not knowing beforehand that the schools were not opening and added that they still were not given a definite date of reopening.
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TOP bandwagon rolls as Pastor joins platform
The TOP has started their campaign for the 2013 Tobago House of Assembly Elections. Recently, they were in the village of Signal Hill where political leader of the party Ashworth Jack spoke about the deteriorating state of Tobago and his party’s plans to improve this island once they are elected to office.
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Tobago East MP surprised by Lionel Coker’s Resignation
Representative for Tobago East Mrs. Vernella Alleyne Toppin says she was quite surprised when she learnt of Mr. Lionel Coker’s resignation from the TOP
Indian Arrival Day Drowning
Former Division of Agriculture worker, Delano Davis, a sixty five (65) year old man from Signal Hill Development, was found washed ashore at Lambeau Beach on Sunday evening, according to police officials.
