Once again the fishing village of Charlotteville is in the spotlight as residents complain about indiscriminate sewerage disposal in the seas close to shore.
What was described as an eyesore at the Charlotteville junction is no more, as the old fishing facility has finally been demolished. The area next to the facility which was overgrown with bush has also been cleared.
The Tobago Homicide division on Monday morning announced that an investigation has already been launched into the death of the fisherman who was said to be in his seventies, Gordon Eastman.
The decision to construct a new fishing depot in Charlotteville while welcomed, seems to be causing an endless string of woes to fishermen and residents. Today the residents tell us about the horrors they are enduring after the old facility was partially demolished.
Three members of the Charlotteville Beachfront Movement, Irwin Hercules, Samuel Mapp and Kenneth Murray filed an injunction on the 23rd of April to discontinue works by the Tobago House of Assembly on the Charlotteville Beachfront project.
In an effort to assist in elevating the young people of Tobago, the TRICO Connection presented musical equipment to Tobago’s newest musical band Country Boyz Foundation.
Former Trade Assistant with the Division of Infrastructure and Public Utilities — Development section in the Windward District is alleging political victimization, for loss of employment since 2008.
A three bedroom dwelling in Charlotteville was gutted by fire on Wednesday morning, rendering three adults and one child homeless. The concrete house, owned and occupied by Miss Ivalyn Baptiste and family located at #6 Housing Scheme in Charlotteville was totally destroyed by fire.
Charlotteville’s beach front salespersons are now awaiting word from the THA about their next course of action. The vendors were recently told that the plans for the new building would be taken back to the drawing board and changes made.
According to Chief Secretary Orville London, the contract for the construction of a new Vendor’s Facility at Charlotteville has been awarded to MTS.
