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PROJECT UPDATE: Grants Road Culvert Repair Project – Completed
Good news, Rousillac!
Grants Road, from the Southern Main Road, is now reopened to traffic following the completion of culvert repair works at the corner of Grants Road and the Southern Main Road.
Using in-house resources, our team rebuilt the culvert and cleared the blocked drain,…
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Homeowners Association of Trinidad and Tobago changed the permalink of the group
3 months agoMinistry of Works and Infrastructure. 3 months ago -
Maybe we need a channel or group dedicated to the Ministry of Health and satellite agencies as well.
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Isabella posted an update 3 months ago
https://www.cnc3.co.tt/proman-venture-lands-us2-billion-for-uae-methanol-project/
cnc3.co.tt
Proman venture lands US$2 billion for UAE methanol project - CNC3
ANDREA PEREZ-SOBERSSenior Reporter Proman says its global footprint is set to grow even larger after the company and its Abu Dhabi-based partner secured US$2 billion in financing for what will become the United Arab Emirates’ first world-scale methanol plant. In … Continue reading
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following this story, it seems like they positioned to make the right bid at the right time.
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Shivani posted an update 4 months ago
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DX67UcFiT_4/?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet
instagram.com
8 likes, 0 comments - tnttodayshow on May 4, 2026: "Child sexual abuse remains one of the most deeply troubling yet under-discussed issues affecting families and communities in Trinidad and Tobago, often concealed by stigma, silence, and fear. Leading public … Continue reading
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Gowrie posted an update 4 months ago
I know him personally and glad to see something positive.
guardian.co.tt
Four months after walking out of the Golden Grove Prison a free man, Rodney Davis is asking not for sympathy, but for a second chance to become a productive member of society.
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Good morning we just got an update about the water situation at Well #7 in Phase 3. One of the pumps is broken and Wasa hours to get and install a replacement today.
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Derrick posted an update 4 months ago
Well done sir
trinidadexpress.com
Tiah takes over as head of Habitat TT Capital Campaign Committee
Eugene Tiah is the new chairman of the Capital Campaign Committee (CCC) of Habitat for Humanity Trinidad and Tobago (HFHTT).
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I need a house too
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Shantelle posted an update 4 months ago
Great news ❤️
guardian.co.tt
For some women, getting from one place to another is not just about convenience, but comfort and peace of mind. Whether heading to work, running errands or travelling late at night, safety can be an unspoken part of the journey.
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Isabella posted a new post. 4 months ago
Your Community Has a Voice. Now It Has a Platform.Why Every Homeowners Association and Community Group in Trinidad and Tobago Should Register on HOATT There is a familiar cycle that plays out in communities…
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