Kay-Marie Fletcher is a news reporter for the Trinidad Express Newspapers, based in Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago. With a focus on local news, Kay-Marie covers a wide range of topics including politics, community events, crime, and entertainment. She is dedicated to keeping the public informed about important issues and providing accurate and engaging news coverage.
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Kay-Marie Fletcher's coverage primarily focuses on local news in Trinidad & Tobago, encompassing government announcements, evolving stories, and event coverage. The prevalent themes include culture & society, entertainment news, and education.
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Thousands gathered yesterday to celebrate the Holy Trinity Church!
THE parent of a pupil at the Cumaca RC Primary School was shot on the school’s compound yesterday.
Tobago House of Assembly (THA) Chief Secretary Farley Augustine says he will speak on the controversial audio recording allegedly of two THA officials by the end of the week.
Senior Reporter [email protected] The Carnival season may be over but the influx of tourists to the island is still
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Kay-Marie Fletcher From midnight tonight until June 30, the Water and Sewerage Authority has placed a ban on the use of hosepipes, sprinklers, fountains
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Senior Reporter [email protected] While both Government and the Opposition are gearing up for the general
Senior Reporter [email protected] Opposition Senate leader Wade Mark yesterday declared that the United National Congress remains united and will adhere to its constitution.
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In celebration of International Dance Day commemorated annually on April 29, the Secondary Schools Dance Educators Association of Trinidad and Tobago honoured two local dance icons.
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Despite the ongoing crisis in Haiti, one Haitian-American author Edwidge Danticat wants people to know that the island is much more than its political hardships.
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