Tobago zone had to settle for second place on Wednesday at the Hasely Crawford Stadium, when the Atlantic National Primary Schools Track and Field Championships took off.
The Scarborough NIB Mall is soon to be demolished, but the question is what will be the process used. Also, how long will it take and will the public be alerted when it is about to take place.
The Ministry of Tertiary Education and Skills Training has embarked on an OJT week which aims at congratulating OJT participants for taking a strategic step in their career.
Moriah fisherman Elias Edwards has a million dollar question. He wants to know how soon he will be compensated after losing his boat to rough seas in February. It was on February 26th that Mr. Elias Edwards reported that his boat was completely destroyed by large sea swells at Courland Bay in Plymouth.
On Monday evening at the Shaw Park football field, the Inter-Department Football League started its group matches with four exciting matches. In the evening’s first match saw WASA in the baby blue taking on Health in the royal blue.
Unjustified and unfair is how the owner of ‘Tour Tobago Ltd’ has described the hardship he has been facing since the appointment of a new manager at the Pigeon Point Heritage Park.
As JCI continues to encourage persons to seek excellence and be an example for the world to follow, the Tobago arm is currently on a membership drive. But the questions lurking around are who or what is JCI and what is the vision and aim of such a nongovernmental organization.
The Rotaract Club of Tobago and the Rotaract Club of Southwest Tobago came together to host the 27th Annual Rotaract District 7030 Conference; themed “Planning, Shaping, Building, Creating A New Paradise”. The conference was host to 205 rotaractors from 13 countries in the district.
The first of the three night TFW 2013 event kicked off with its Bikini and Baubles segment at pigeon point with both male and female models strutting down the runway in designer swimwear much to the delight of the patrons.
Passengers who use Public Transportation on the Island are claiming that they are being treated like second class citizens. Why? Because of the conditions that they have to face while awaiting buses at the terminal building in Sangster’s Hill.
