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Tobago Trivia Competition is on

The Division of Tourism, Culture and Transportation launched its Tobago Fun Fact Trivia competition. Every Friday, trivia questions are posted on the Division’s Facebook page. Responders must answer the question by the following Monday 4 pm to be eligible for the weekly draw. The first person to answer correctly wins

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Moriah Students Wowed By Main Ridge

Students from the Moriah Government Primary School were amazed by their recent tour of the Main Ridge Forest Reserve. The eco-trip was part of the prize for the Standard Five students after they finished fourth in the Division of Tourism, Culture and Transportation’s Primary School Community Tourism Awareness Quiz. Principal

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Highway on Target

The Claude Noel Highway Rehabilitation project remains on target, with 45 percent of the work already complete. The Division of Infrastructure, Quarries, and the Environment stated in a media release on Friday (May 17) that its technical staff have been working alongside contractors, and project managers to deal with all

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Tobago To Host Prostate Cancer Seminars

Staying informed about the uncertainties, risks, and potential benefits of prostate cancer screening can lead to healthier men. This is why the Division of Health, Wellness, and Family Development is hosting two prostate cancer seminars next week. The first session will be held at Scarborough Library Facility on May 27

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Protecting Our Environment

“There is a lot of work to do and we all must do our part,” Secretary of the Division of Infrastructure, Quarries, and the Environment Kwesi Des Vignes said following the Tobago Environmental Partnership Conference. The event was held May 13-14. Strategies to conserve Tobago’s ecological assets and protect the

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Upkeep of Sporting Facilities

Repairs on the Charlotteville and Speyside recreational grounds will begin at the end of July. Secretary of Sport and Youth Affairs Jomo Pitt said the projects were part of the ongoing maintenance programme for sporting facilities. “We should have all these by the end of the financial year. Facilities should

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