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Horse racing on a spiritual day shows disrespect - Vimarsana News

Horse racing on a spiritual day shows disrespect

THE Arima Race Club (ARC) is reported as having had to amend its programme to the extent that it held races on Saturday, a well-established, official Shouter Baptist holiday, despite

Religious leaders ready to discuss security, desecration issues... - Vimarsana News

Religious leaders ready to discuss security, desecration issues...

Religious leaders said they are willing to meet to discuss issues such as desecration, theft, safety and security—issues affecting religious organisations and their congregations.

Tony Deyal | BC Pires, the gifted and gift giver - Vimarsana News

Tony Deyal | BC Pires, the gifted and gift giver

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...

Girl, 12, who survived deadly Claxton Bay shooting attends mother's funeral - Vimarsana News

Girl, 12, who survived deadly Claxton Bay shooting attends mother's funeral

WEARING a cast below the left knee, the 12-year-old girl who survived the recent shooting in Claxton Bay that left her mother and stepfather dead, limped her way into a funeral home on Friday to pay her final respects. The crying girl, who also had stitches to her head, and her sister, 14, were accompanied

Girl, 12, who survived Claxton Bay murders; rest in peace mommy - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday - Vimarsana News

Girl, 12, who survived Claxton Bay murders; rest in peace mommy - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

WEARING a cast below the left knee, the 12-year-old girl who survived the recent shooting in Claxton Bay that left her mother and stepfather dead, limped her way into a funeral home on Friday to pay her final respects. The crying girl, who also had stitches to her head, and her sister, 14, were accompanied