Granville Beach remains a cornerstone of family heritage and coastal recreation in Southern Trinidad, offering a nostalgic retreat for generations of visitors. This personal narrative explores the enduring appeal of the South-Western peninsula, where the journey through lush agricultural landscapes is as significant as the destination. Readers will find a …
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Photo: Marissa Armoogam. The Ali family enjoys the water in a pool at Crown Point, Tobago. Aadam wearing snorkel gear, Khaleel in orange swim shorts, Elaina in blue life jacket and Sabeera in orange life jacket, all ready for an early morning swim. You can never catch them in the water …
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By Stacey Alfonso-Mills, Children’s Book Author. More local please! It is always a great moment when new local books hit the market, especially local children’s illustrated storybooks. One of our recent local storybooks for children “If I can, You Can Too!” is written and self-published by Marsha L Riley and illustrated …
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The Hosay festival in St James reflects a profound cultural evolution from a misinterpreted youth revelry to a deeply respectful religious commemoration. This transition highlights the enduring significance of the martyrdom of Husayn and Hassan, the grandsons of Prophet Muhammad, within the Shi’a Muslim community of Trinidad and Tobago. The …
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The Coconut Counting Man serves as a rhythmic exploration of the daily journey undertaken by a Trinidadian coconut vendor from the rural landscapes of Mayaro to the urban centre of the Queen’s Park Savannah. This poem by Marc Algernon captures the essence of local entrepreneurship, highlighting the physical labour and …
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Quite a lot of people have adopted vaping as it comes with many advantages over smoking. In addition to the series of health advantages, it presents an excellent way to show off and amaze your friends with vape tricks. Generally, vaping is less harmful and attractive to various population groups …
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Hearing the advice to stop worrying about things that bother you may be easier said than done for many people. You are being told to let go of thoughts and emotions that feel as real as a blow to the head. These feelings are mixed causing you to be confused, …
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The rainy season is here again and comes with an increase in the population of mosquitoes. This creates a problem where you need a safe but effective way to get rid of what is considered the most dangerous animal in the world. You’ve cleaned so why do mosquitoes still breed …
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“Miguel Maestre… describes his new song as one for all Carnival enthusiasts who genuinely miss the feeling of freedom, sense of camaraderie and general release.” – Sonique Solutions, Toronto, Ontario Toronto-based artiste Miguel Maestre has released a new track which is dedicated to all Soca fans and international lovers of …
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School vacation has always been a stressful time for many parents. You have to juggle work and occupy children at the same time. This year has created its own challenges, with both school and work operating from home. Unless you are fortunate to have vacation at the same time as …
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