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July 17, 2016
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ST. CROIX — Tucked away in a classroom at the Claude O. Markoe Elementary School, about 25 children were having a blast. They sang, played games, and performed other fun activities led by teachers, who themselves were ostensibly enjoying every moment. But it’s the summertime, when most...
By Ernice /
July 12, 2016
The 20th Annual Mango Melee proved to be yet another success, as multitudes on Sunday descended on the St. George Botanical Garden to mingle, be entertained and, of course, eat. Below, the main event: Mango eating competition. Above, the winner, Olubayo Aaza.
By Staff /
July 11, 2016
If you missed j’ouvert morning, relive the moments here, at least in part, by watching these pictures and videos of what was described by Consortium reporter Ernice Gilbert as a euphoric, yet fleeting moment. “The tramp around Cruz Bay, as with many euphoric things, was fleeting. It was as if the time...
By Staff /
July 5, 2016
The St. John Festival Village opened Tuesday and runs through Independence Day. Here are some video highlights of Friday’s show. Our coverage continues tonight, and you can watch the events live here.
By Staff /
July 2, 2016
Acting Police Chief Winsbut McFarlande lays bare his efforts to crush the criminal element in St. Croix.
By Staff /
June 14, 2016
Peter Baily is an American author and journalist, and is well-known for his gritty, yet inspirational profile stories on unsung heroes in Miami’s impoverished inner city. In April, Mr. Bailey, host of NiteCap, brought his gifts to the islands from which he originally hailed, inspiring students...
By Staff /
June 6, 2016
ST. CROIX — Soldiers who gave the ultimate sacrifice were honored today territory-wide — in Christiansted, St. Croix, Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas and Cruz Bay, St. John — as dignitaries, servicemen, American Legion members and other groups marched through the various towns in honor...
By Staff /
May 30, 2016
Office of Highway Safety Territorial Occupant Protection Coordinator, Leslie Dickenson, reminds residents of the national seat belt safety initiative dubbed Click It Or Ticket, that is held the second week of May every year. It’s simple, she says: wear your seat belt of face fines between $75 to $500....
By Staff /
May 12, 2016
Laurent “Tippy” Alfred, a venerable music producer, engineer, songwriter and entrepreneur, who also holds a law degree, is in today’s I’m Making It Happen spotlight. Owner of I-Grade Records, Tippy has produced music for some of reggae’s biggest names, including nine albums...
By Ernice /
May 11, 2016
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