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ELKTON — Cecil Countians will gather again Monday morning to remember the life and the legacy of The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Two early-morning police exercises led to the arrest of two men in Arouca and Belmont on Tuesday.

The council told members the closures were temporary and would be reviewed.

A years-in-the-making conservation easement has settled the immediate future of a family vegetable farm in Warner, but that doesn’t mean it won’t face further problems. Consider porcupines.“They were all over the place this year. We didn’t do a good...

A years-in-the-making conservation easement has settled the immediate future of a family vegetable farm in Warner but that doesn’t mean it faces no more problems. Consider porcupines.“They were all over the place this year. We didn’t do a good job...

A steady trickle of recipients collected flood relief cheques from the Ministry of Social Development and Family Services on Thursday. While recipients would not disclose the amounts they collected, they were relieved and grateful to the government for providing assistance. Most of the people Newsday spoke to on Thursday morning were from Sangre Grande, with

The Trinidad and Tobago Guardian is the longest running daily newspaper in the country, marking its centenary in 2017. The paper started life as the Trinidad Guardian on Sunday 2nd September 1917 by the newly formed Trinidad Publishing Company Limited.

SIGNAL Hill Secondary School lifted the Coca-Cola Girls Intercol title on their third attempt in recent years with a 3-1 victory over Five Rivers Secondary School at the Ato Boldon Stadium in Couva on Sunday. Signal Hill, who also played their semi-final match last week at Ato Boldon Stadium, made their trip to Trinidad worthwhile.

FIVE Rivers Secondary School silenced a vociferous Holy Name Convent crowd to advance to the final of the Coca-Cola Girls Intercol competition. Holy Name had the majority of the support in the semi-final match played at the St Mary’s College Ground in St Clair on Thursday as the ground is just minutes away from Holy

WASA acting CEO Kelvin Romain says about 100,000 people in Sangre Grande and 15,000 in Siparia have no pipe-borne water supply. However, he expected the situation in Siparia to be rectified by Wednesday night.