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PUBLIC NOTICE – Traffic Restrictions for Wreath Laying Ceremony Wednesday, 27th July, 2022
The Office of the Chief Secretary wishes to advise the general public of the following measures to be put in place on Wednesday, 27th July, 2022 at James Park, Scarborough, for the observance of the attempted coup of July 27th, 1990: The following roads in Scarborough will be closed to
Residents of Home Relocated
Earlier today (26th July, 2022), the Division of Health, Wellness and Social Protection in collaboration with the Trinidad and Tobago Police Services (TTPS) and the Tobago Regional Health Authority relocated the residents of a Seniors’ Home on the Island. Breaches to the Private Hospital Act and evidence of adverse conditions
Tobago Heritage Festival – Charlotteville’s Natural Treasures Day
The Tobago Heritage Festival rolled into Charlotteville yesterday (July 25th, 2022) for Natural Treasures Day celebrations. It presented a full day of activities, including traditions such as the “Washing of the Dead Bed”, King Cocoa (dancing of the cocoa), the batty mill (for producing cane juice), dirt oven baking, the
Opening Night – Tobago Heritage Festival
After going virtual for two years due to the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Tobago Heritage Festival returned last night (Friday, July 22nd, 2022) in the flesh with a bang. The Opening Night Gala at Shaw Park Complex was glamorous and full of colour. The main event was a
Bitter Cassava in Trinidad
The tour of Dr. Lester Efebo Wilkinson’s stage production, ‘Bitter Cassava’, ended on the weekend (June 3rd and 4th) at Queens Hall, St Ann’s, Trinidad. After its May 14th showing at Shaw Park Complex in Tobago, the highly-rated production began its Trinidad leg of the tour on May 28th. The production was hosted by the Tobago Performing Arts Company. Alongside the tour, patrons also
Newly Negotiated Rental Rates
The Tobago Agribusiness Development Company (TADCO) is pleased report that negotiations were successfully completed for the revision of rental rates at our facilities. This follows the resistance from tenants over the increased rental rates at TADCO’s dry and cold storage facilities. In response, Management took steps in order to arrive
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