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Habeas corpus presented, matter resolved
An 86-year-old patient of Scarborough General Hospital was brought before the Scarborough High Court following a ha-be-as corpus order.
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Stench plagues Lambeau Community
On stepping into the gates of the Lambeau Anglican School, one is struck by an aroma similar to that of the local fish market. The cause? Some unknown entity chose to dump their discarded fish guts and other undesirables nearby.
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Tobago joins in celebrating IWD
The Tobago Women Police in collaboration with the Tobago Women Fire officers celebrated International Women’s Day with a church service and a hamper distribution ceremony.
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9 Tobagonians for 42nd annual Carifta Games
Reigning Carifta champions Mark London, Chelsea James, Kenejah Williams, Andwuelle Wright have been named in a team of 44 athletes, which consists of 9 Tobagonians selected by the National Association of Athletics Administrations (NAAA) to represent T&T at the 42nd annual Carifta Games in Nassau, Bahamas, from March 29 to April 1.
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Accident victim succumbs to injuries
One man is dead after he succumbed to injuries sustained in a motor vehicular accident in Hope on Saturday morning. Channel Five News spoke to Inspector Stephenson Mark of the Scarborough Police at the scene of the accident at Belmont Road – Hope.
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Bus shed Vandalism
Some Tobagonians have a blatant disregard for shared public property; as such commuters risk becoming injured by shards of glass as they await the bus. It was several years ago the Tobago House of Assembly attempted to upgrade the quality of bus shelters in Tobago.
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More young people need to show interest in Agriculture
President of the Tobago Agricultural Association, Owen Dillon is concerned about the little number of young people that are showing interest in the Agricultural sector at this time.
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Turtle Nesting Season Begins
With the close of the hunting season, March 1 heralds the beginning of turtle nesting season on the island. Millions of turtles will come to our shores to lay hatchlings in hope of preserving their volatile species.
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Tobago’s Second Murder for 2013
Tobago has recorded its second murder for 2013, after it was discovered that 76 year old Kuarr Singh of Lowlands was murdered.
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Restaurant closes doors, as owners stress, it isn’t the end
Dillon’s Seafood Restaurant located in Crown Point which has been a land-mark in the service industry for over two decades has closed its doors. Last Saturday was the last time this restaurant served the public.