KFKEVON FELMINE

1. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · KEVON FELMINE

   Bar owners back higher drinking age but want mandatory ID checks (opens the original)

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   For some young drinkers, the dif­fer­ence be­tween hav­ing a drink legal­ly and il­le­gal­ly could soon come down to one thing: whether they can prove their age. The Bar­keep­ers and Op­er­a­tors As­so­ci­a­tion (BOATT) sup­ports rais­ing the le­gal drink­ing age from 18 to 21, how­ev­er, it is warn­ing that with­out manda­to­ry iden­ti­fi­ca­tion in pub­lic, the pro­posed change could sim­ply push younger drinkers out of li­censed bars and in­to the streets and oth­er places where al­co­hol is

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2. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · KEVON FELMINE

   Gypsy calls for official funeral for Mighty Sparrow (opens the original)

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   To vet­er­an ca­lyp­son­ian Win­ston “Gyp­sy” Pe­ters, the Mighty Spar­row was one of the great­est ca­lyp­so­ni­ans to ever live, a cul­tur­al gi­ant whose lega­cy de­serves the same na­tion­al recog­ni­tion Ja­maica gave Bob Mar­ley. But as Trinidad and To­ba­go mourns the death of Spar­row, the ques­tion is how a coun­try should ho­n­our a man whose voice car­ried its sto­ries, pol­i­tics and hu­mour far be­yond its shores. Pe­ters, a for­mer arts and cul­ture min­is­ter, be­lieves that ho­n­

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3. Article · Sep 25, 2026 · KEVON FELMINE

   Family loses everything in San Francique fire (opens the original)

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   De­onath Ma­haraj had just stepped out­side to dis­pose of some garbage when he turned around and saw a ball of fire where his sev­en-year-old son had been ly­ing on a couch mo­ments ear­li­er. By the time he reached his Mur­ray Trace, San Fran­cique home on Wednes­day, flames were al­ready spread­ing through the house. “When I reached by the bend and turned back, I saw a ball of fire right where he was ly­ing on the couch,” re­called Ma­haraj, 38. “His hand and part of his pants got burned.” Ma

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4. Article · Sep 17, 2026 · KEVON FELMINE

   Police launch micro unit at Tarouba Interchange (opens the original)

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   Po­lice Com­mis­sion­er Al­lis­ter Gue­var­ro says the Po­lice Ser­vice will use crime da­ta to de­ter­mine where to de­ploy its mi­cro units, rather than pub­li­cis­ing their lo­ca­tions in ad­vance. Gue­var­ro made the state­ment this morn­ing as the Po­lice Ser­vice op­er­a­tionalised a mi­cro unit at the Tarou­ba In­ter­change in San Fer­nan­do, with the State of Emer­gency near­ing its end. He said about 30 mi­cro units are avail­able for de­ploy­ment but stressed that their lo­ca­tions wou

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5. Article · Sep 9, 2026 · KEVON FELMINE

   TTUTA rates school reopening 6 to 7 out of 10 (opens the original)

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   The Min­istry of Ed­u­ca­tion may have re­opened all 777 Gov­ern­ment and Gov­ern­ment-as­sist­ed schools on Mon­day, but Trinidad and To­ba­go Uni­fied Teach­ers’ As­so­ci­a­tion (TTUTA) pres­i­dent Crys­tal Ashe has rat­ed the start of the new aca­d­e­m­ic year be­tween six and sev­en out of ten. His as­sess­ment came as TTUTA con­tin­ued to re­ceive re­ports of prob­lems at schools fol­low­ing Mon­day’s re­open­ing, with three schools specif­i­cal­ly af­fect­ed by is­sues. Speak­ing with Guar

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