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Nurse chopped, husband found dead in house (opens the original)
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Tobago nurse Nicoya Bernard is fighting for her life at the Scarborough General Hospital Intensive Care Unit (ICU), after she was chopped by husband Steve Paul yesterday morning. Paul chopped Bernard on her neck during an argument around 7.30 a.m. but she was able to run outside their home and seek help. Paul then set their home at Mentor Drive, Signal Hill on fire. He remained in the house as flames engulfed it. His wifeâs son, who has a disability, was also in the house but was rescued witho
Tobago teen could face murder charge after relative dies (opens the original)
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The Director of Public Prosecutions Roger Gaspard will decide whether a murder charge will be laid against a 15-year-old boy in Tobago following the death of his 70-year-old relative, Leonard Scotland. Scotland died from injuries he sustained during an altercation with the teenager on September 5. An autopsy performed at the Scarborough Mortuary yesterday confirmed that Scotland's death was due to injuries suffered during the incident. Senior Superintendent of Police Rodhil Kirk told the Express
Magdalena sends staff home as financial pressures mount (opens the original)
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THE Magdalena Grand Beach and Golf Resort has temporarily sent home some of its staff. According to an official letter issued to staff on Tuesday, over the past two months, the president of e TecK, which owns and oversees the Stateowned hotel, has met with employees and staff raised concerns regarding the hotel's operating position and the need for measures to improve its financial and operational sustainability. The hotel continues to experience reduced meetings, business activity, low occupanc
NINE INJURED AS BOATS COLLIDE (opens the original)
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AFTER nine people were injured in a boat collision in Sunday at Pigeon Point Beach, Tobago, just five months following the fatal jet-ski accident that claimed the life of seven-year-old girl at the popular site, some stakeholders are calling for stronger regulations. Police stated that around 6 p.m. on Sunday, boat captain Irwin Nicholls was steering a black and blue pirogue named Water Junkie proceeding east along the designated channel in the vicinity of Pigeon Point Beach, when Renaldo Yeates
Chocolate Lab opens in Tobago (opens the original)
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THE Chocolate Lab Trinitario Tobago opened on Monday afternoon on the compound of the Tobago Hospitality and Tourism Institute (THTI), at a cost of over half a million dollars. The opening represents a significant milestone for THTI and formally introduces a facility that expands opportunities for hands-on education and training, applied learning, product development and entrepreneurship using chocolate and Tobagoâs fine flavour cocoa. Miss Universe 1998 Wendy Fitzwilliam attended the opening.
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