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Buy A Big Mac Today At McDonald’s And They Promise My Brother’s Workshop A ‘Great Day’
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Buy A Big Mac Today At McDonald’s And They Promise My Brother’s Workshop A ‘Great Day’

CHARLOTTE AMALIE — It might be a good way to assuage your conscience ... and have a "great day" to boot. If you've been hankering for some junk food, this…
Posted by VI Free Press November 20, 2020
‘Climate Bomb’ Hurricane Iota Strikes Nicaragua As A Category 4 Storm 15 Miles South Of Where Eta Hit
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‘Climate Bomb’ Hurricane Iota Strikes Nicaragua As A Category 4 Storm 15 Miles South Of Where Eta Hit

MANAGUA — Hurricane Iota has made landfall in Nicaragua as a Category 4 storm, with the Central American region bracing for the possibility of catastrophic damage. Iota crossed into Nicaragua…
Posted by VI Free Press November 17, 2020
HOMELESS, BUT NOT HOPELESS: New Community Outreach Group Helps Those Who Can’t Help Themselves
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HOMELESS, BUT NOT HOPELESS: New Community Outreach Group Helps Those Who Can’t Help Themselves

CHRISTIANSTED — People down on their luck now have a healthy alternative to life on the streets. Thanks to a new program that allows homeless people to leave the streets…
Posted by VI Free Press November 16, 2020
Traveling ICU Nurse Notices Territory Could Use More Nursing Help In Hospitals Due To COVID-19
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Traveling ICU Nurse Notices Territory Could Use More Nursing Help In Hospitals Due To COVID-19

CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Her battle with COVID-19 began in New York City, shifted to Connecticut and now has her in St. Thomas. That's where Rachel Hartley currently helps to fight the coronavirus pandemic for the…
Posted by VI Free Press November 15, 2020
St. John Deputy Police Chief Vivianne Newton Takes A Public Stand Against Domestic Violence
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St. John Deputy Police Chief Vivianne Newton Takes A Public Stand Against Domestic Violence

CRUZ BAY — St. John Deputy Police Chief Vivianne P. Newton took time out of her busy schedule to take a public stand against domestic violence. Deputy Chief Newton joined…
Posted by VI Free Press October 30, 2020
Tropical Storm Zeta Turns Out The Lights In New Orleans With Max 60 MPH Winds
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Tropical Storm Zeta Turns Out The Lights In New Orleans With Max 60 MPH Winds

NEW ORLEANS — A fast-moving Zeta weakened to a tropical storm as it ripped through the South this morning, killing at least two, knocking out power to more than two…
Posted by VI Free Press October 29, 2020
Coast Guard Returns 45 Dominican Illegals Back To Santo Domingo On Sunday
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Coast Guard Returns 45 Dominican Illegals Back To Santo Domingo On Sunday

SAN JUAN — The Coast Guard Cutter Winslow Griesser repatriated 45 of 48 migrants to the Dominican Republic Sunday afternoon, following the interdiction of three illegal voyages in the Mona…
Posted by VI Free Press October 14, 2020
Illegals To Be Forcibly Removed From Squalid Homes On The Edge Of A Sint Maarten Garbage Dump
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Illegals To Be Forcibly Removed From Squalid Homes On The Edge Of A Sint Maarten Garbage Dump

PHILIPSBURG — Around the landfill just above Sint Maarten, about two hundred people live in ramshackle shacks and shipping containers.  The Dutch government has made funding available to gentrify the…
Posted by Bro Bot October 11, 2020
Lucinda Millin Home Residents Get Radios And COVID-19 Care Packages Courtesy of VIHA
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Lucinda Millin Home Residents Get Radios And COVID-19 Care Packages Courtesy of VIHA

CHARLOTTE AMALIE — The coronavirus pandemic has wreaked havoc on the territory’s low-income residents; especially its seniors. To lift their spirits and help them stay sanitized against COVID-19, the Virgin…
Posted by VI Free Press October 10, 2020
UN Report Outlines Long Road To Post-COVID-19 Recovery For Latin America And The Caribbean
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UN Report Outlines Long Road To Post-COVID-19 Recovery For Latin America And The Caribbean

SANTIAGO, Chile — Alicia Bárcena was speaking during a virtual press conference where she unveiled ECLAC’s latest report which outlines policy recommendations for addressing the economic effects of the pandemic.  The study…
Posted by VI Free Press October 7, 2020

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