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UVI Launches Inaugural Film Festival Starting Today on St. Croix
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UVI Launches Inaugural Film Festival Starting Today on St. Croix

FREDERIKSTED — The University of the Virgin Islands Department of Communication, Art, Theater and Music will host its inaugural weekend-long Caribbean Film and Artistic Cinematic Festival on the Albert A.…
Posted by VI Free Press April 6, 2019
UVI Lady Bucs New Head Basketball Coach Is St. Croix’s Jackson Dolor
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UVI Lady Bucs New Head Basketball Coach Is St. Croix’s Jackson Dolor

FREDERIKSTED — St. Croix native and basketball coach veteran, Jackson Dolor has been named University of the Virgin Islands Interim Lady Bucs Head Basketball Coach. Dolor has been serving as…
Posted by John McCarthy March 29, 2019
Education Sponsors 2nd Annual Robotics Competition On St. Croix
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Education Sponsors 2nd Annual Robotics Competition On St. Croix

CHRISTIANSTED — The Office of STEAM Education and the Office of Naval Research, Science and Technology said the annual Seaperch Robotics Competition will take place at the Beeston Hill Sports…
Posted by VI Free Press March 23, 2019
Lockhart Elementary School Put On Lock Down While Police Capture Suspect Near St. Thomas Hospital
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Lockhart Elementary School Put On Lock Down While Police Capture Suspect Near St. Thomas Hospital

CHARLOTTE AMALIE -- An elementary school was put on lock down this morning so police could capture a suspect near it and the St. Thomas hospital. "A situation occurred in…
Posted by John McCarthy March 20, 2019
Match Day: Adtalem Medical Schools Driving Diversity, Addressing Doctor Shortfall In The United States
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Match Day: Adtalem Medical Schools Driving Diversity, Addressing Doctor Shortfall In The United States

PHILIPSBURG -- As the United States faces a shortage of an estimated 120,000 physicians by 2030, tens of thousands of medical students across the nation and abroad last week learned…
Posted by John McCarthy March 19, 2019
Community Foundation of V.I. Starts Estelle Parrott Scholarship Fund This Year
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Community Foundation of V.I. Starts Estelle Parrott Scholarship Fund This Year

CHARLOTTE AMALIE — The Community Foundation of the Virgin Islands (CFVI) is pleased to announce the availability of a new CFVI scholarship — the Estelle Parrott Scholarship — which will…
Posted by John McCarthy March 19, 2019
Metal Found In Food Sold To Puerto Rico Schools For The Second Time In A Week
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Metal Found In Food Sold To Puerto Rico Schools For The Second Time In A Week

SAN JUAN — About 4,940 pounds of ready-to-eat corned beef was recalled after a school in Puerto Rico found metal in a chub of the meat. If Procesadora La Hacienda’s…
Posted by John McCarthy March 19, 2019
RECALL ALERT! 18 Tons of Chicken Patties Recalled From Puerto Rico Schools For ‘Pieces of Metal’
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RECALL ALERT! 18 Tons of Chicken Patties Recalled From Puerto Rico Schools For ‘Pieces of Metal’

SAN JUAN -- About 35,870 pounds, or 17.9 tons, of breaded chicken patties that went to schools in Puerto Rico have been recalled because they might have pieces of metal.…
Posted by John McCarthy March 14, 2019
AARP Launches ‘Stop Rx Greed’ Campaign Targeting High Prescription Drug Prices
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AARP Launches ‘Stop Rx Greed’ Campaign Targeting High Prescription Drug Prices

UNITED STATES VIRGIN ISLANDS — AARP announced the launch of "Stop Rx Greed" on Tuesday, a nationwide campaign aimed at lowering prescription drug prices. The goal of AARP’s sustained campaign…
Posted by VI Free Press March 13, 2019
Former Vice President Joe Biden Spotted At St. Croix Convenience Store
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Former Vice President Joe Biden Spotted At St. Croix Convenience Store

CHRISTIANSTED -- A St. Croix substitute school teacher bumped into American royalty in a local grocery store late Wednesday afternoon. Tedd Wallace, a Michigan native who lives part-time in St.…
Posted by John McCarthy March 7, 2019

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