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Department of Agriculture Begins Accepting Beekeeping Training Applications
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Department of Agriculture Begins Accepting Beekeeping Training Applications

FREDERIKSTED — The Virgin Islands Department of Agriculture (VIDA) began accepting applications for its new Beekeeping Training Program on Friday. Intentionally designed to help bolster the bee population in the Virgin…
Posted by December 1, 2020
NOAA Scientists Discover New Species Of Translucent Jellyfish Near Puerto Rico
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NOAA Scientists Discover New Species Of Translucent Jellyfish Near Puerto Rico

SAN JUAN — Scientists have discovered a new species of ctenophore, or comb jelly, near Puerto Rico. The newly named Duobrachium sparksae was discovered two and a half miles below…
Posted by November 29, 2020
How Did Mammals Get To The Caribbean Islands?
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How Did Mammals Get To The Caribbean Islands?

GUSTAVIA — The islands of the Caribbean — comprising the Greater Antilles, Bahamas, and Lesser Antilles — feature remarkable biodiversity, with species mainly having originated from South and Central America.…
Posted by November 25, 2020
Columbian Man Arrested In Aruba Charged With Murder Of Transgender Sex Worker In Australia
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Columbian Man Arrested In Aruba Charged With Murder Of Transgender Sex Worker In Australia

ORANJESTAD — A 21-year-old Colombian man has been extradited from the Netherlands Antilles to Sydney and charged with the murder of an Australian woman. The body of 69-year-old Kimberley McRae…
Posted by November 24, 2020
Department of Education Announces Meal Distribution Plans For Thanksgiving Holiday
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Department of Education Announces Meal Distribution Plans For Thanksgiving Holiday

CHRISTIANSTED — The “No V.I. Child Goes Hungry” feeding initiative has been suspended for the Thanksgiving holiday, the Department of Education said. Feeding will resume on November 30. Thanksgiving meals…
Posted by November 23, 2020
Caribbean Nations Explore New Ideas, Directions To Recover From Pandemic
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Caribbean Nations Explore New Ideas, Directions To Recover From Pandemic

MIAMI — Caribbean experts assessed the coronavirus’s impact on the region in a webinar on Thursday hosted by the University of Miami Institute for Advanced Study of the Americas. Owing…
Posted by November 21, 2020
Agriculture At A Crossroads In Caribbean And Latin America: World Bank Study
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Agriculture At A Crossroads In Caribbean And Latin America: World Bank Study

BRIDGETOWN — Agriculture and food systems in Latin America and the Caribbean Region (LAC) stand at a crossroads. The declining visibility to public policy makers of farming and ranching in…
Posted by November 13, 2020
ARMY OF 2: St. Thomas Twins Serve In U.S. Army Reserve In Afghanistan
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ARMY OF 2: St. Thomas Twins Serve In U.S. Army Reserve In Afghanistan

KABUL, Afghanistan — Having your twin sister as a battle buddy is hard to beat. And when two joined-at-the-hip U.S. Virgin Islanders team up — you know the advantage goes…
Posted by November 11, 2020
Female Mongooses Pick Fights With The Neighbors In Order To Mate With Rival Males, Avoid Inbreeding
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Female Mongooses Pick Fights With The Neighbors In Order To Mate With Rival Males, Avoid Inbreeding

WASHINGTON — When families of banded mongooses prepare to fight, they form battle lines. Each clan of about 20 animals stands nose to nose, their ears flattened back, as they…
Posted by November 10, 2020
‘Road To Success,’ A Federally-Funded Early Childhood Education Program, Will End Soon
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‘Road To Success,’ A Federally-Funded Early Childhood Education Program, Will End Soon

CHARLOTTE AMALIE — The Department of Human Services (DHS) and the University of the Virgin Islands’ Caribbean Exploratory Research Center (UVI CERC) announced that they are winding down the federally…
Posted by November 9, 2020

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