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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CHIEF SECRETARY Farley Augustine is urging Tobagonians to recommit to the fight for autonomy.
INNOVATIVE DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE (IDA) political leader Dr Denise Tsoiafatt Angus has alleged that the Tobago House of Assembly (THA) has given the go-ahead for a $20 million purchase of five villas which are to be retrofitted to house an oncology unit and HIV centre.
By: Corey Connelly
THE INNOVATIVE Democratic Alliance (IDA) has warned that the inaugural Tobago Rhythm and Soul Festival, which is expected to be held in April, could potentially threaten the island's Easter weekend activities.
By: Corey Connelly
HEAVY RAINFALL triggered flooding, landslides and power outages in several villages across Tobago on December 19.
By: Corey Connelly
WITH just days to go before Christmas, some 15 workers from a unit at the THA Division of Settlements, Public Utilities and Rural Development are reportedly being sent home.
A TOBAGO man died at hospital following an accident along the Claude Noel Highway on December 20.
The performers, who tied for first place in the final of the inaugural Tobago Star Quest – The Next Level competition on December 14, have vowed to reach the pinnacle in their respective disciplines.
WITH just a day to Christmas, Tobago businessmen have observed that shoppers are very cautious about their spending.
A 21-year-old salesman is Tobago's latest murder victim. He has been identified as Zachary Lindow, of Pembroke.
By: Corey Connelly
THA CHIEF SECRETARY Farley Augustine is urging Tobagonians to love unconditionally.
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