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DPW Begins Cleanup From The Rains On The Melvin H. Evans Highway Today
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DPW Begins Cleanup From The Rains On The Melvin H. Evans Highway Today

FREDERIKSTED — Trash and overgrown vegetation has plagued Virgin Island’s streets and highways for decades. Thus, the Department of Public Works (DPW) has begun a transformative initiative to clear the roadways…
Posted by John McCarthy November 19, 2022
Tami Navarro To Put Race, Gender Under The Microscope In UVI Lecture On St. Croix  
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Tami Navarro To Put Race, Gender Under The Microscope In UVI Lecture On St. Croix  

KINGSHILL — Race and gender are two of the topics to be placed under the microscope of cultural anthropologist Tami Navarro, PhD. at a highly anticipated lecture at the University…
Posted by John McCarthy November 10, 2022
Certificates Presented To Those Completing 12-Week VIDOJ-Sponsored Parenting Program
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Certificates Presented To Those Completing 12-Week VIDOJ-Sponsored Parenting Program

CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Virgin Islands Attorney General Denise George has announced the completion of the pilot 12-week parenting class for the Haitian community initiated by the Access and Visitation Program (AVP) of the…
Posted by John McCarthy November 3, 2022
Space Force Sergeant Salutes St. Croix Family From Saudi Arabia On ‘Day of The Deployed’
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Space Force Sergeant Salutes St. Croix Family From Saudi Arabia On ‘Day of The Deployed’

PRINCE SULTAN AIR FORCE BASE — A United States Space Force sergeant serving temporarily in Saudi Arabia sent a shout out to St. Croix family members on National Day of…
Posted by John McCarthy October 31, 2022
Police Recover Body of Possible Drowning Victim Near Frenchtown Restaurant Tuesday
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Police Recover Body of Possible Drowning Victim Near Frenchtown Restaurant Tuesday

CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Police are investigating after a concerned citizen called 911 at 7:21 p.m. Tuesday to report seeing a body floating in the water in the area of Oceana…
Posted by John McCarthy October 26, 2022
Parents Urged To Combat Risky Teen Driving
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Parents Urged To Combat Risky Teen Driving

Nationally, motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for teens (ages 15-18). According to the National Traffic Highway Safety Administration (NHTSA), in 2020, there were 2,276 people killed…
Posted by John McCarthy October 18, 2022
‘Beloved’ PE Teacher Was Only Six Weeks Into Retirement When He Died In Scooter Crash
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‘Beloved’ PE Teacher Was Only Six Weeks Into Retirement When He Died In Scooter Crash

CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Vincent "Abijah" Henley, a "beloved" phys ed teacher, was only six weeks and four days into his retirement when died tragically after his scooter struck a rock…
Posted by John McCarthy October 18, 2022
Rising Food Costs Have USVI In A Panic About How To Make Ends Meet At The Dinner Table
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Rising Food Costs Have USVI In A Panic About How To Make Ends Meet At The Dinner Table

The highest inflation in roughly 40 years is prompting people to shift their shopping habits, especially at the grocery store. About 90 percent of Americans are concerned about food prices,…
Posted by John McCarthy October 17, 2022
Man Dies When Thrown From Scooter That Struck Rock After Leaving Magens Bay Beach
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Man Dies When Thrown From Scooter That Struck Rock After Leaving Magens Bay Beach

CHARLOTTE AMALIE — A 59-year-old man died after losing control of his scooter and being thrown from it when it struck a large rock at the side of the road…
Posted by John McCarthy October 17, 2022
Initiatives To Help Promote Children’s Libraries and Literacy
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Initiatives To Help Promote Children’s Libraries and Literacy

The Community of the Virgin Islands (CFVI) has recently been honored with an invitation to serve as an affiliate Center for the Book.  The Center for the Book was originally founded…
Posted by John McCarthy October 10, 2022

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