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DR RITA PEMBERTON The impending arrival of the new inter-island vessel which has been named in honour of the late APT James, Tobago’s representative in the Legislative Council of TT from 1946-1961, has stimulated renewed interest in James and his contribution to Tobago. James died on January 5, 1962 from a cerebral haemorrhage due to hypertension and this week marks the 59th anniversary of his death. While there has been much focus on his political life, save for gossip clips, his personal li...

Wildlife expert Newton George on Tobago’s pristine ecosystem and top forest trails Tobago’s North-East region has been recognised by UNESCO for its unique biodiversity. We talk to Newton George about his love for the island and why visitors should head to the Main Ridge Forest Reserve to witness nature at its most impressive. By Tobago Tourism Agency 7 Jan 2021, 11:00 GMT  The Tobago Main Ridge Forest Reserve is the oldest tropical rainforest reserve in the Western Hemisphere. Photograph ...

A large blue glowing object was spotted in the night sky in Oahu on Tuesday Witness Moriah and her husband followed the object for three miles in their car  Footage shows the UFO moving across the sky before falling into the ocean  The sighting was reported to the FAA which confirmed it had not received reports of overdue or missing aircraft Comes as Harvard professor Avi Loeb reignited conspiracy theories about extraterrestrial life Loeb maintains the 2017 discovery of the Oumuamua rock is...

Copy to Clipboard Artists concept of interstellar object1I/2017 U1 (Oumuamua) as it passed through the solar system after its discovery in October 2017. (NASA) People in Hawaii were left stunned recently after an Unidentified Flying Object (UFO) was seen falling into the ocean. Many residents saw a large glowing, blue mass flying over the night sky around 8:30 pm on Tuesday, December 29, 2020. One person, identified as Moriah, who witnessed passing the UFO over Princess Kahanu Estates said as r...

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Mount Irvine seascape. Photographer: Dawn Glashier Beautiful Back Bay. Photographer: Skene Howie The beautiful unspoilt beach at Castara. Photographer: Martin Farinha Beautiful, bucolic Castara. Photographer: Stephen Broadbridge Parlatuvier Bay on the Leeward Coast. Photographer: Stephen Broadbridge The quiet beauty of Pigeon Point. Photographer: Skene Howie A view of Castara from the Northside Road. Photographer: Andrea De Silva Argyle Falls. Photographer: Cafe.Moka Petit Trou, Lowlan...

The Northside: a ride on the wild side The road less travelled along the Caribbean coast is a wonderland of serenity, stunning natural beauty, and old-time living. From the moment you turn on to the Northside Road, you feel the difference. The world is suddenly greener. Quieter. Red, ripe cashews litter the road, and mango trees droop as thousands of sinfully delicious julie, starch, bombay and rose mangoes ripen in the sun. A cow grazing in a field of flowers raises its head slowly as a famil...

Some of the dried marijuana found and seized during the police anti-crime exercise in Shirvan, Tobago, on Tuesday 22 December 2020. (Image: TTPS) Tobago police arrested three persons yesterday (Tuesday 22 December 2020) for possession of marijuana, in two separate incidents during an anti-crime exercise in the Courland Trace area in Shirvan. Official police reports state that officers executed a search warrant around 3:50 am at a home in Black Rock, Tobago. During the search, a white crocus bag...

Cross-Country Skiing: The 16 Top Resorts in the U.S. © (Getty Images) Cross-country skiing For snow lovers who enjoy traversing longer trails outdoors rather than flying down steep mountains or trying to navigate glades, cross-country skiing is a favorite pastime. While alpine or downhill skiing may be a more popular sport among the masses, cross-country skiing is a great way to get out and exercise in fresh air come wintertime. In this sport, skiers shuffle and glide (classic cross-country ...

Heidi Jenkins When she stepped into Maui Memorial Medical Center’s Emergency Room on Nov. 13, Heidi Jenkins was short of breath and her heart was racing. The 45-year-old Haiku resident couldn’t even walk 10 feet without trying to catch her breath. She had chest pain and tightness, was sweaty and fatigued and was fighting a periodic cough. She said no one at the ER could tell her why her heart was beating so quickly. “I didn’t feel right,” recalled Jenkins, who had tested positive for...