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Health teams with Oasis Terrace to host free Thanksgiving meal for homeless
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Health teams with Oasis Terrace to host free Thanksgiving meal for homeless

CHARLOTTE AMALIE — This Thanksgiving, the Virgin Islands Department of Health is partnering with Oasis Terrace to host a free Thanksgiving Day Community Feast for individuals and families in need and…
Posted by John McCarthy November 10, 2025
Help cops find Genesis Selkridge wanted in connection to gun incident in bar
Posted inBreaking News Community Affairs Crime News

Help cops find Genesis Selkridge wanted in connection to gun incident in bar

CHARLOTTE AMALIE —The Virgin Islands Police Department is asking for your help to find a woman wanted on St. Thomas. Genesis Selkridge, 25, of Rosendahl, is wanted in connection to…
Posted by John McCarthy November 10, 2025
Help cops find Nia Cruz-Watts wanted for contempt of court on St. Croix
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Help cops find Nia Cruz-Watts wanted for contempt of court on St. Croix

CHRISTIANSTED — Police on St. Croix are asking for your help tonight to find a wanted fugitive from justice. Nia A. Cruz-Watts, 37, of Catherine's Rest, is wanted for contempt…
Posted by John McCarthy November 3, 2025
Hindu prayers to open meeting of the Legislature for the first time
Posted inBreaking News Community Affairs St. Thomas News

Hindu prayers to open meeting of the Legislature for the first time

CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Hindu prayers will open the Legislature of the United States Virgin Islands meeting in St. Thomas on October 30, reportedly for the first time since its creation…
Posted by John McCarthy October 27, 2025
Help cops find Sherelle George wanted for assault at yacht club in St. Thomas
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Help cops find Sherelle George wanted for assault at yacht club in St. Thomas

CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Police are asking for your help to find a woman in St. Thomas who is wanted for questioning in relation to a crime. Sherelle George, 27, of…
Posted by John McCarthy September 30, 2025
Popular musician dies after being taken off life-support following crash
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Popular musician dies after being taken off life-support following crash

CHARLOTTE AMALIE — A man critically injured in a car crash on Rhymer Highway Monday night on St. Thomas was removed from life-sustaining treatment Wednesday afternoon, authorities said. Jeavon Sasso,…
Posted by John McCarthy September 11, 2025
Miami pays tribute to Catholic shrine revered by Cuban exile community 
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Miami pays tribute to Catholic shrine revered by Cuban exile community 

For decades, “La Ermita de la Caridad,” a Catholic shrine near Biscayne Bay, has stood as a symbol of hope and freedom for many, especially South Florida’s Cuban exile community.…
Posted by John McCarthy September 9, 2025
Electrical pole fire closes 2 St. Thomas elementary schools
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Electrical pole fire closes 2 St. Thomas elementary schools

CHARLOTTE AMALIE — The Virgin Islands Department of Education, St. Thomas–St. John District, is notifying parents and guardians that both Joseph A. Gomez Elementary School and Yvonne Milliner-Bowsky Elementary School will…
Posted by John McCarthy September 8, 2025
VIDOH says COVID-19 is still circulating in the territory
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VIDOH says COVID-19 is still circulating in the territory

CHRISTIANSTED — The Virgin Islands Department of Health is advising residents to take precautions following a recent slight uptick in COVID-19 cases in the territory, a trend that is also being…
Posted by John McCarthy September 5, 2025
VIDOH urges residents to ready health needs ahead of tropical weather
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VIDOH urges residents to ready health needs ahead of tropical weather

CHRISTIANSTED — As the territory monitors developing storm activity, the VI Department of Health joins with VITEMA in urging residents to take steps now to safeguard their health and well-being.…
Posted by John McCarthy September 4, 2025

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