The smallest of the three main U.S. Virgin Islands knows how to party. Watch.
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July 6, 2017
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Dear Editor, The Democratic Party of the Virgin Islands Islands vehemently disavows the statements made in the press release of 7/3/17 of the St. Thomas District Chair of the Party, Mr. Edgar Baker Phillips. While it was not circulated in the newspapers, it has apparently been widely distributed on social...
By Staff /
July 6, 2017
Colorado State University now expects a total of 15 named storms and eight hurricanes in the Atlantic basin this year. Three of the eight hurricanes are forecast to be Category 3 or stronger on the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale. Three months ago, CSU had predicted that 11 named storms would become...
By Staff /
July 6, 2017
Virgin Islands Next Generation Network (viNGN) President and CEO H. Mark McGibbon, Public Computing Center Manager Anita Davis, and Public Relations Manager Pamela Finley toured each of the 33 free Public Computer Centers in the territory from Monday through Wednesday, June 26-28, with the main purpose...
By Staff /
July 6, 2017
ST. CROIX — A Virgin Islands prisoner who was shipped to the U.S. in March of 2016 by the V.I. Bureau of Corrections as part of the Mapp administration’s efforts to fight crime, has died in the mainland facility where he was being held. That’s according to Senator Alicia Hansen, who received...
By Ernice /
July 6, 2017
Although the Virgin Islands Department of Education (D.O.E.), between the years 2013 and 2015 expended more than $10 million on the territory’s School Lunch Program, an audit report from the territory’s Office of the Inspector General (O.I.G.), issued on Wednesday, unearthed widespread waste,...
By Ernice /
July 6, 2017
ST. CROIX — A woman was arrested for allegedly leaving her cat and dog for dead, with investigators finding the animals badly malnourished in the woman’s apartments, V.I.P.D. Public Information Officer Glen Dratte announced Wednesday. According to Mr. Dratte, on Friday June 30, at around...
By Staff /
July 5, 2017
ST. THOMAS — The Virgin Islands Supreme Court on Monday denied a petition by Janelle Sarauw requesting that the court order the Board of Elections in the St. Thomas-St. John District to certify the April 8 special election. The petition was denied without prejudice, which means the matter could...
By Staff /
July 5, 2017
ST. THOMAS — U.S. District Court Judge Curtis V. Gomez on Wednesday sentenced two men for their roles in the robbery of two St. Thomas jewelry stores that involved the use of firearms, Acting United States Attorney Joycelyn Hewlett announced. Turrel Thomas, 21, of St. Kitts, was sentenced to seven...
By Staff /
July 5, 2017
ST. JOHN — The night began like any other during the weeklong Festival Village events here, but Tuesday night, St. John Festival’s grand finale with a host of trending Soca artists to cap the night off with a bang, came to an abrupt end after torrential rainfall eventually caused the stage’s...
By Ernice /
July 5, 2017
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