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Rehab For Moriah, Calder Hall Grounds

The Moriah Recreation Ground and Calder Hall Recreation Ground will be closed for a three-month period, starting on November 5. This was announced on Thursday (October 25) by the Division of Sport and Youth Affairs via media release. The Division stated that work will be done on the ground, including

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Flood Relief

Fisher folk and farmers who have had their livelihood affected by recent flooding in Tobago can receive compensation. This reminder is being issued by Secretary of Food Production, Forestry and Fisheries Hayden Spencer. He said some farmers are unaware of what assistance they’re entitled to following a natural disaster. During

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Students to Attend Mercury Assessment Workshop

Tomorrow, the final National Workshop for the Project ‘Development of Minimata Initial Assessment (MIA) in the Caribbean’ will be held at Movie Towne, Gulf City Mall, Lowlands, from 9:30 a.m. MIA is a regional project for the development of national mercury inventories. It was facilitated by the Ministry of Planning

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URP Joins Coastal Care Efforts

The Unemployment Relief Programme (URP) is lending a hand in Tobago’s coastal zone protection efforts. The URP is part of an environment team tasked with planting sea grape trees along the coastline in the vicinity of the Lambeau River Bridge. The root systems of trees like almond and sea grapes

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Moriah Scores Big

The Moriah Police Youth Club stole the spotlight last night (October 23) at the Tobago Youth Awards 2018, picking up two of the three categories for youth organisations. The club won both the Most Improved Youth Organisation and Most Outstanding Youth Organisation accolades during the event at the Magdalena Grand

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