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San Fernando Mayor Robert Parris shows Windermere Private School students a photograph of Calypso King of the World, Slinger “Mighty Sparrow” Francisco while speaking about the legendary calypsonian’s life and contribution to calypso at San Fernando City Hall yesterday.
KRISTIAN DE SILVA
Slinger “Mighty Sparrow” Francisco may have passed, but the calypso fraternity is insisting that the art form he helped shape, popularise and carry around the world will live on.
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A display of pictures and an old costume at the Carnival Museum at the corner of Duke and Charlotte Streets, Port-of-Spain.
ANISTO ALVES
The Trinidad and Tobago Carnival Museum closed its Penny Bank venue to the public yesterday, citing difficulties securing Government and corporate support.
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A Morvant pensioner was stabbed multiple times by a male relative during an altercation on Wednesday and later died at hospital.
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An unidentified worker cuts an uprooted tree along Saddle Road, Santa Cruz, yesterday.
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A thunderstorm swept across parts of northwestern Trinidad yesterday, leaving a trail of damage after it downed trees, damaged property and disrupted electricity supplies to hundreds of customers.
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Steve Paul and Nicoya Bernard-Paul
Relatives of Nicoya Bernard-Paul, who was injured in a chopping incident in Signal Hill, are breathing a sigh of relief after her disabled son was discharged from Scarborough General Hospital. The 18-year-old nearly died in a fire on Wednesday.
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Residents listen as senior police officials address their concerns during Wednesday’s TTPS town hall meeting at the Curepe Community Centre. Seated from left are Supt Joshua Pierre, Supt Sunil Bharath and Senior Supt Vernly Gift.
ANNA-LISA PAUL
Senior police officials in the North Central Division (NCD) have confirmed increases in murders, sexual offences, home invasions and fraud since the start of the year. They also urged residents to take steps to protect themselves and their property.
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The Trinidad and Tobago Carnival Museum will close its Penny Bank venue to the public from today, citing difficulties securing Government and corporate support.
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UPDATE: Saddle Road, Santa Cruz, has been cleared and is now passable following the removal of a fallen tree that blocked the roadway earlier today.
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Motorists and commuters are being advised to avoid Pax Vale, Santa Cruz, following a complete road blockage caused by a fallen tree that has come into contact with Trinidad and Tobago Electricity Commission (T&TEC) power lines.
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T&TEC crews are working to restore electricity to customers in parts of Santa Cruz after a large tree was uprooted during heavy rainfall on Thursday, damaging two utility poles.
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The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) is appealing to the public for assistance in locating 16-year-old Malaki Roberts, who was reported missing on Tuesday.
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The Mighty Sparrow may have passed, but the calypso fraternity is insisting that the art form he helped shape, popularise and carry around the world will live on.
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