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Trinidad Guardian
Jones to turn up the 'Volume' on breast cancer awareness
Trinidad Guardian
“I am thrilled to announce today that partners of The Pink Tea will be running various Pink Tea 2017 promotions at their businesses and will send funds directly to the Trinidad and Tobago Cancer Society or offer discounts to event supporters. In line ...

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Trinidad & Tobago Express
Double champions
Trinidad & Tobago Express
The Mayaro Windball Night Cricket League, sponsored by energy company BP Trinidad and Tobago since 1999, was revived this year after a two-year hiatus. The All Mayaro Sports Foundation, a community-based NGO which has been charged by BPTT with ...

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Coquille Police Dept. hosts Drug Take Back event in October
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“Chef O'Neill was born in his father's home in Ballinasloe, Ireland, later attended primary school in his mother's hometown in San Fernando, Trinidad and Tobago then moved to Dover, England. He pursued a degree in culinary arts in Canterbury ...

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Trinidad & Tobago Express
Trini woman makes it to Everest Base Camp
Trinidad & Tobago Express
Every time I am back in Trinidad, I make time to return to the land and explore because it is what makes me feel most connected to the Earth.” Speaking about the trip, she excitedly recalled the events. Though she fell violently ill due to altitude ...

Trinidad Guardian
Kenya's Rotich, Chebwoge dominate Ventures 5k run
Trinidad Guardian
The theme of this year's event was 'We Care, We Share' in honour of the late founding members of Venture Credit Union. Baxter worked closely with the race committee for 16 years in promoting the event which saw elite athletes from around the Caribbean ...

TT to field 35 participants at inaugural Carifta Champs
Trinidad News
President of the Amateur Swimming Association of Trinidad and Tobago (ASATT) Wendell Lai Hing, said local events such as the Maracas Open Water helps form teams to compete at regional events. “Maracas Open Water is a staple on the ASATT calender ...

Saipan Tribune
29 take oath as new US citizens
Saipan Tribune
The new U.S. citizens have their picture taken with U.S. District Court for the NMI Chief Judge Ramona V. Manglona, who presided over the naturalization ceremony yesterday at the U.S. District Court for the NMI, Immigration Services officer Shelia ...

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Olsim: 'Angsan' | SunStar
Sun.Star
It would be the last 2017 event in La Trinidad, after the Benguet Adivay on November. The target participants would include all interested town tourism stakeholders (or even those who simply care about their home, La Trinidad). This will be a "first ...

Bermudez: New 'Chief Servant of UWI'
Trinidad Guardian
... the Chancellor of the University of the West Indies makes me marvel yet again at the vagaries of life ,” Bermudez said. In the events opening remarks Vice-Chancellor Prof Sir Hilary Beckles said UWI will be opening its next campus in Antigua and ...

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A vision for life without a ferry
Trinidad News
The events surrounding the ferry fiasco have brought on a feeling of dejection and hopelessness among many Tobagonians. We feel as if our prospects for growth on the island have been set back a million years. ... Over the last five months we ...

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JANELLE DE SOUZA Sunday, September 17 2017
Trinidad News
Arlene Aaron-Morrison, climatologist with the Trinidad and Tobago Meteorological Service (TTMS), explained to Sunday Newsday that many different factors, including ocean warming and rising sea levels (symptoms of climate change), contribute to the ...

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JANELLE DE SOUZA Sunday, September 17 2017
Trinidad News
Arlene Aaron-Morrison, climatologist with the Trinidad and Tobago Meteorological Service (TTMS), explained to Sunday Newsday that many different factors, including ocean warming and rising sea levels (symptoms of climate change), contribute to the ...

Trinidad Guardian
It's all about diversification
Trinidad Guardian
The ultimate aim is to invest in various assets so that they will not all be affected by market events in the same way. This brings us to undiversifiable risks. Also known as systematic risks, they are the risks born out of areas over which investors ...

Trinidad Guardian
Weather we like it or not
Trinidad Guardian
While the last is the most terrible of them all, most of the other nine are a series of environment-related events that brought suffering to the Egyptians. The Almighty gained a vengeful reputation after that, and there have always been those who ...

Beacon Cycling on the Avenue on October 4
Trinidad News
“It is only fair that we return some of what we make and what we do to the people of Trinidad and Tobago, and I promise you, the media, and I promise Trinidad and Tobago to continue to do so.” This year's Beacon Cycling on the Avenue event will include ...

Trinidad Guardian
Wall to wall entertainment
Trinidad Guardian
Organised by fellow journalist Gary Cardinez, Kaiso Blues owner Carl Jacobs and security expert Ibn de Leon, the event attracted a large audience, including John's only child Nadia, brothers Gregory and Anthony, and relatives. Also in attendance were ...

Trinidad Guardian
Qualifier not an embarrassing route, argues Holder
Trinidad Guardian
“The World Cup is of such that teams like Ireland have come into world events and done really well and beat big teams before, as well as other smaller teams, so I don't think it's embarrassing. “We are where we are and if we do have to play in them ...

UC Berkeley
Shapiro event goes off with barely a hitch
UC Berkeley
“I like the way Ben Shapiro talks,” said Trinidad Arceo, a transfer student from Pittsburg and the father of two, but he added that the police presence was “overkill.” Not all students were drawn to the politics of the event. Maurice Ang, a junior ...

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Trinidad & Tobago Express
Beacon on D Avenue next month *
Trinidad & Tobago Express
GUARANTEED THRILLS: Jamaican endurance rider Marloe Rodman takes a corner in this flashback to the 2015 Beacon Cycling on the Avenue 30-lap main event. The sixth edition is set for October 4. –Photo courtesy Richard Lyder. BEACON and Michael ...

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Trinidad & Tobago Express
WORK IN PROGRESS
Trinidad & Tobago Express
“The World Cup is of such that teams like Ireland have come into world events and done really well and beat big teams before, as well as other smaller teams, so I don't think it's embarrassing. “We are where we are and if we do have to play in them ...

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