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February 1, 2024
One of the biggest issues facing food production in the country is praedial larceny.
January 23, 2024
Unless channels are cleaned, you can expect reduced or no produce coming out of the Jerningham Junction farming community. Farmers are pleading with the authorities to clean the causeways, lest
June 13, 2023
THE EDITOR: Caparo villagers want the Trinidad Government Railway (TGR) water tank to be listed by the National Trust. There is urgent need for the National Trust to effect repairs to the 125-year-old water tank to ensure safety for the community. This is a noteworthy case for the National Trust, which must not look at
January 30, 2023
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January 29, 2023
Police reported that at about 7.48pm officers assigned to the Cunupia Police Station received a report of a shooting at Hassarath Road, Cunupia. On arrival they found the bodies of two men and were told a third man was taken to the Chagaunas Health Facility. He died while being treated.
December 29, 2022
After taking a look back at 2022, president of the Jerningham Junction Farmers Association Marlon Mathura said it’s “very poor.” He went even further to say that he feels like there’s no hope for farmers. “I losing hope, I am losing farmers and I am losing members in my association. Nobody is doing anything.” Mathura
December 22, 2022
In Trinidad and Tobago, sorrel is the drink of choice for Christmas. But this year the fruit used for many local TT delicacies such as jams, non-alcoholic drinks, and even wines and ports, can be hard to find and is very expensive. Why? President of the Jerningham Junction Farmers Association Marlon Mathura said heavy rains
January 25, 2021
SHARLENE RAMPERSAD There have been no reported issues, thus far, in the voting process to select a councillor for the Cunupia district, today. At the three polling stations— the Cunupia High School, the Cunupia Primary School and the Jerningham Junction Primary School—voters turned out as early as 6 am. PNM candidate, Rasheed Patos Ali, arrived at the Jerningham Junction Primary School around 8 am to cast his vote. Ali told Guardian Media afterwards that the process was smooth and incident ...