The congregation sings a hymn of praise for slain businessman Donald Parks during his funeral service at the Scarborough Methodist Church on Wednesday.

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Bishop’s High School principal Cindy Ramnarine chats with Signal Hill Secondary principal Xavier Tri and police officers outside her school compound on Wednesday afternoon.

Stoute Next Generation bandleader Candice Chang-Sandy, third from left, poses with some of her masqueraders on Carnival Tuesday.

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Gwyneth Armstrong’s niece, Merna Edwards, collects the Tobago Medal of Honour of Gold for Distinguished and Outsanding Service to Tobago in the sphere of music from Chief Secretary Kelvin Charles.

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Kerwin John is the first Tobagonian elected to the TTCB board

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Pleasantville goalkeeper Akyla Walcott, right, clears the ball from the feet of Signal Hill captain Ashante Campbell (17) during the girls’ SSFL National Intercol final at the Ato Boldon Stadium, Couva, on Tuesday. Pleasantville won 3-0.

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From left, Scarborough Secondary School Alumni media liaison Casandra Thompson-Forbes, 2018 scholarship recipient Kafala Nurse and Scarborough Secondary Annmarie Davis.

Mark London on his way to victory in the NAAA TT One-Lap Savannah race at the Queen’s Park Savannah, Port-of-Spain, last Sunday.

Members of the Run Things team pose before one of their matches in the Roxborough 10 for 10 Windball Cricket League recently.

Winston Dillon holds a photo of his father Sullivan.

Above: THA Presiding Officer Denise Tsoiafatt Angus tries an elaborate shot with a coconut branch bat during a game of cricket with Bishops High School students during the school’s A Taste of our Heritage on Tuesday. The event was hosted by the school’s Department of Social Sciences as part of the ongoing Tobago Day festivities and also included other game Tobagonians play, song and dance, spoken word and speech-band.

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Martin Superville, an organiser of the event, poses next to his painting titled Dat Dark Oak Rum.

Members of the T&T Cadet Force band during Remembrance Day celebrations in Scarborough.

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THA presiding officer Dr Denise Tsoi-a-Fatt Angus Fatt, right and relatives Dayle Angus, left and Ira Tsoi-a-Fatt showed their approval after trying the blue wine.

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Audience at Global Money Week Celebrations at Shaw Park Cultural Facility.

LEFT: Tobago School for the Deaf and Speech Impaired representative Amecia Leacock presents President Paula-Mae Weekes with an orchid, as fellow representatives Jeremy Peters, Rachel Jemmot and their teacher Rae Samuel look on.

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