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Divine Living opened its luxury retail showroom and design studio at 20 Rodney Road, Lange Park, Chaguanas, on May 5.

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My colleague and, most recently, my friend, BC Pires, died last Saturday. In looking through his many articles, columns and comments, this one about me demonstrates the ability of BC to get me (and other people) to talk, and then take from all that...

Protesters yesterday gathered with empty buckets and a tap attached to a pipe to bring home the scenes at their respective homes due to a lack of a proper water

Frustration ran high among residents of parts of South and Central yesterday as water supplies were disrupted because of repairs to a month-long major leak in Chaguanas by the Water

UP to early 2016, he was towering over his colleagues and Kevin Ballantyne was then considered a master welder.Last Friday, however, the double-amputee’s day entailed sitting in a declining wheelchair

ATTORNEY General Reginald Armour, SC, is reviewing a report by retired Justice Stanley John on the State's failure to defend a malicious-prosecution lawsuit filed by nine men acquitted of the murder of businesswoman Vindra Naipaul-Coolman.

CRIMINAL BAR ASSOCIATION president Israel Khan, SC, says he is eager to know if the Stanley John report into how the State failed to defend itself against a $20 million lawsuit, unearthed evidence of wrongdoing on the part of any individual. John, a retired judge, reportedly handed over the 60-page report to Attorney General Reginald

Sofia Soto of Rosemont enjoys some delicious seedless watermelon during 2011 Voters League Picnic held at Lange Park. (Journal file photo) Rosemont’s Lange Park will likely be filled to the brim on Sunday, July 9 for the annual summer picnic sponsored by the Rosemont Voters League. The event will kick-off at 11 a.m. and end

POWERFUL midday thunderstorms across the country yesterday caused heavy flash flooding in North, Central and South Trinidad, jammed traffic, downed trees and left thousands of commuters behind schedule.