Corey Connelly is a journalist based in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago. He is a regular contributor to Trinidad and Tobago Newsday, focusing on local news and issues in the area. Corey's articles cover a wide range of topics, including education, culture, tourism, and current events.
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Corey Connelly's article titles primarily focus on local news related to Tobago, including government announcements, events coverage, and topics such as education, tourism, and youth. Based on this information, those who wish to reach out to Corey should consider providing insights or access to sources involved in local government affairs (specifically the THA), education initiatives or challenges in Tobago, cultural and societal developments impacting the region with a specific focus on Port Of Spain.
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AFTER winning the Tobago Calypso Monarch competition at the inaugural October carnival in 2022, Nicole Thomas has done it again.
By: Corey Connelly
TWO YEARS after winning the Tobago Calypso Monarch competition at the inaugural October carnival, Nicole Thomas-Clarke has done it again.
By: Corey Connelly
THE creativity of Tobago’s mas designers was on full display on October 25 during the Monarchs of Mas competition for individual characters at Old Market Square, Wilson Road, Scarborough.
By: Corey Connelly
MATURE patrons who attended Pan Trinbago’s Rhythm, Steel and Powder in Tobago on October 26 were taken on sentimental journey to an era when the steelpan was the only instrument played during carnival and other social events.
By: Corey Connelly
SECRETARY of Tourism, Culture, Antiquities and Transportation Tashia Burris says another round of public consultations for the proposed Store Bay redevelopment project should take place in the next two weeks.
SECRETARY of Tourism, Culture, Antiquities and Transportation Tashia Burris says she is hoping to have the antiquities component of the division up and running during the first quarter of 2025.
SHE overcame a speech impediment, blazed a trail for generations of female calypsonians, and, to date, is the only artiste from the Caribbean to receive the French Grammy award.
PROGRESSIVE Democratic Patriots (PDP) political leader Watson Duke is calling on the Tobago House of Assembly (THA) to conduct a proper economic analysis of the October carnival.
SMALL and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Tobago are being gravely affected by the shortage of foreign exchange in the country, says Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce president Curtis Williams. … Continue reading Tobago business groups: SMEs feeling forex pinch
By: Corey Connelly
The THA Division of Tourism, Culture, Antiquities and Transportation has launched an initiative designed to enhance the visitor experience and promote Tobago as a first-rate tourism destination.
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