Local Ting än Ting

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Local Recession

friday nite..and we would think people would resist

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Christmas at the Zoo

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Local Carnival Schedule 2016

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Local Kalicharan Carnival 2016

Call To Duty Presentation

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Sum Local Christmas Songs

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Local Charity Organization - 141 Foundations

Santa visits the SWRHA Teaching Hospital - Paediatric OutPatient

Sponsors:



http://141tt.com/

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Local Christmas Outdoors

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Local Biche ~ Red Chariot Foundation of Trinidad and Tobago


Charity: Biche Kids Christmas Treat Sat12thDec2015

Special Thanks

Trinidad and Tobago Cadet Force

Community Police of Biche Police Station

Lions Club of El Dorado

For partnering with RCF for this special event of treating the kids and parents of Biche

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Jess put on a lil size. Me likes.

Once again Trip, your ched is pure awesomeness.

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I concur.....
pure awesomeness

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thankzz..

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Local History ~ 1947 ~ Radio Trinidad 730 - Part 2

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Local Carnival 2016 ~ Yuma Presentation


Yuma Vibe

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Local KFC

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Local Kids ~ Greater Love Christian Centre


Jaaron Samaroo and Zach Ali playing at the Church Dinner 2015

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Local 1986

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Local Political Humor

PM Rowley attended a wedding in Barbados took some time off to play golf




(No Political Affiliation)

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Botanic Gardens ~ Port-of-Spain

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Local Aerial Drone ~ Point Lisas

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Local Street Talk

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Local Christmas ~ Decorated Houses

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Local Christmas ~ Valsayn

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Local Model ~ Vanessa Hill Milyva

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Local Sunset Festival ~ O2 Park - Chaguaramas


"This vid the best"

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Local Tobago ~ Healing with Horses


Local Hunters Gone Wild ~ Part 1

Healing with Horses Dog (Lola) Shot By Pellet Gun (Sun20-12-15)


This afternoon, two French travelers who are volunteering with Healing with Horses were up in the HWH park when three strange men walked past the fence staring at them. The men then pulled out a pellet gun and shot Lola, a sweet & gentle HWH dog (loved by all, especially the children). Lola at the time was innocently relaxing, bothering no one.

The French couple heard the loud 'PAK!' noise of the pellet as it struck Lola in her chest. They ran forward shouting at the men who nonchalantly got into a small white mini van with rust at the back and drove off. In shock, Lola could not even cry out at first, but after some seconds was squealing and shaking with pain as blood poured from her chest.

The couple (Emerik and Armele) rushed her down to the stables where Lennon cleaned her wound thoroughly. Dr. Barrow-Smart, the only Tobago vet accessible at the time, was called. She must be congratulated for her swift response. Within minutes she was at the stables to tend to Lola. Lola was given an injection for calming, antibiotics, iron (for the blood she had lost) and Negasunt was applied to her wound.

Dr. Barrow-Smart's husband says pellets normally go straight in, so it does not appear that it shattered in her body. At the time of taking these photos, Lola was still stunned, lying stationery, her gums white (dog's gums go white when they are in shock), tail between her legs.

What kinds of people would do this to an innocent animal?

While we may not always be able to apprehend, identify or prosecute those who engage in animal cruelty, we can remain aware, keep our eyes open for such situations and act as swiftly as we can to get vet assistance if the animal is wounded.


UPDATE (Mon21-12-15): With lots of loving attention at her HWH home, as well as the many well wishes and positive energy from everyone who commented on her story, Lola is recovering really well


(Under Neck)

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Local Rancho Quemado - Palo Seco ~ Mud Volcano Trekkers


Med Trekkers' visit to the Erin Mud Volcano during their annual end-of-semester camping trip held at Rancho Quemado

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Local Diego Martin ~ Hunters Gone Wild - Part 2


There are people hunting indiscriminately close to residential areas, shooting wildly behind anything that moves without a care in the world and in addition to this they are also cutting down trees to get to their prey.

Citizens in the Diego Martin area reported that the hunters chasing their prey were operating extremely close to homes, at times encroaching on private property and were shooting their weapons just feet away from a community where families inclusive of young children and pets reside.

The police were called as residents were fearful that stray bullets or ricochet could be potentially harmful to their lives or property. The police were not enthusiastic and apparently never responded even after assuring residents that a patrol would be there shortly.

Residents say that it is not the first time that such an incident has occurred in the area where unknown men were seen brandishing weapons and guns were being carelessly discharged in extremely close proximately to residential properties.

The concerned citizens are asking "what are the police waiting on" and if someone must always get killed or injured before any action is taken.

Another concerned citizen was forced to arm himself from the threat of home invasion when multiple unknown individuals were seen in the area just feet away from his home with at least one of them displaying what appeared to be a big gun. Calls to the police appeared to be in vain.

Since the ban on hunting was lifted certain sectors of the citizenry have gone blood wild pursuing anything that moves. Whether it is on private property or next to residential areas, etc means nothing to them. These indiscriminate hunters do not care if they have to cut down trees and aid to the deforestation or burn the forest down as future sustainability, environment and ecology is not their concern.

The lack of properly regulated hunting practices, the inability to enforce and the lust for wild meat is slowly leaving a legacy of greed, death and destruction where we will all eventually have to pay the price for the actions of others.

Like our ancestors used to say; "When all the trees have been cut down, when all the animals have been hunted, when all the waters are polluted, when all the air is unsafe to breathe, only then will you discover you cannot eat money."

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Local Hugh Wooding Law School Human Rights Law Clinic


This short film highlights the daily struggles of the physically disabled in Trinidad & Tobago.

Student Attorneys Ariel Haynes, Asif Hosein-Shah, Dinique Wilson and Jenell Gibson took to the streets of Port of Spain, Trinidad to see what it's like live a day in the life of a disabled person.

The project is a social experiment centered on the way in which the wider society interacts with persons who are living with physical disabilities and tests whether the general public would come to the aid of a disabled person in difficulty.

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Local Student ~ Dannie


The Faculty of Imaging or of Forming Mental Images or Concepts of What is not Actually Presents to the Senses

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Local Christmas ~ Botanic Gardens