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Business community supports police roadblocks

The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Police officers from the Southern Division on road exercises along the South Trunk road, La Romaine on Thursday. - Photo by Lincoln Holder THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY has expressed its support of a series of co-ordinated police exercises along highways and main thoroughfares, which inconvenienced motorists and commuters on July 18. Newsday spoke to president of the TT Chamber of Industry and Commerce Kiran Maharaj, who, after the chamber’s business outlook […]

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Dream Center Dallas is offering holiday joy, dishes to families for Thanksgiving - Dallas Weekly

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TTMA partners with police in fight against crime - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

THE Trinidad and Tobago Manufacturers Association (TTMA) has successfully partnered with the police to combat illicit trade, gender-based violence and other crimes.

In a statement on Friday, TTMA president Tricia Coosal said, 'TTMA has seen significant progress as it pertains to t