The Cocrico is one our national birds and the one indigenous to this island. However, it is not a well-loved creature as it is often referred to as the Tobago pest. Through the Tobago Writer’s Guild Monthly lectures, acclaimed author, Dr. Rita Pemberton, explored the relationship and parallels between the Cocrico and the people who share its space.
Many Tobagonians wore a pair of colourful or mismatched socks to show support for World Down Syndrome Day.
Today, Channel 5 News was sent a website alert, indicating that the last cardinal marker alerting marine craft to the position of our famous Buccoo Reef is now no longer in place.
Film and film production, along with fashion and music make up the creative arts identified by the central government as avenues for national economic development.
TRHA’s Chief Executive Officer, Mrs. Paula Chester Cumberbatch has pledged the ongoing support of the TRHA, in meeting the needs of everyone, including the elderly.
Despite being handed notices by Police almost two weeks ago, vendors along Carrington Street are still plying their trade and insist that they will continue to do so.
Today marks the 50th anniversary of Hurricane Flora, one of the deadliest hurricanes recorded in the Atlantic history. This hurricane virtually destroyed Tobago in 1963.
Hundreds of primary and secondary school students flocked the Pan Am Events Centre in Crown Point, to be a part of the Division of Education Youth Affairs and Sport sixth annual science fair.
Golden Lane Fisherman Vernon Duncan is expected to arrive home.
All is set for the 27th edition of the Tobago International Cycling Classic, which pedals off on October 1 with some of the world’s top cyclists challenging the best of the Caribbean in six days of action, which will take cyclists to all parts of the island.
