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As the Member of Parliament for Pointe-a-Pierre I would like to condemn the vile, atrocious, and totally senseless desecration of the Tarouba Ramleela Celebration Grounds. I am deeply saddened and

Arrest the escalating crime rate.

There is a triangle-shaped, open space in the centre of disorganised Princes Town that serves as the taxi hub for people living in the surrounding villages.It is also the place

The commissioner in charge of the enquiry into the deaths of the four LMCS divers at Paria’s facility in Pointe-a-Pierre recently announced a third—or is it fourth?—delay in the completion

The people just want water to go about their lives.Residents affected by the latest water disruption have expressed dissatisfaction, some noting that they had not received a consistent supply in

Michael Anthony’s book of life has closed.When he passed on Thursday night, three of his children were at his bedside. Anthony made it to age 93, having survived his wife

DESPITE facing a series of setbacks including operational challenges, a fatal incident, and a recent legal loss, NiQuan Energy says it remains resolute in its commitment to security and longevity

This interview by Nasser Khan appeared in Trinidad’s Guardian. No one has documented more of T&T’s history than Michael Anthony. The sprightly and spirited 84-year-old is this country’s go-to historian, a local literary giant, published author of some 30 books, with more looming on the horizon, he promises. Born in 1930 and raised in Mayaro,…

UPDATE: Michael Anthony died on August 24, 2023

Returning to New York from Dominica this weekend, I read a beautiful feature article on Trinidadian writer Michael Anthony in LIAT's in-fight magazine, Zing. I have always loved Anthony's The Year in San Fernando and it was a pleasure to catch up with him in this article. I was happy to find that Zing is available online at http://www.zingmag.net and…