The Goal Is to Bring Back Five Star Tourism to St. John
USVI Hotel & Tourism Association shares a letter it sent to Delegate to Congress Stacey Plaskett concerning the reconstruction of the Caneel Bay Hotel.
It’s Time for A Centennial Wake-Up Call
Ivan Butcher II advises Virgin Islanders to begin preparing now for the inevitable future hurricanes by becoming much more self-reliant.
From Bad Things Good Things Can Come
Priscilla Hintz Rivera Knight makes her case for creating vibrant places for the arts and culture to thrive in the U.S. Virgin Islands. One of the reasons for doing so is the economic benefit.
Non-Profit Expands Advocacy for Residents of U.S. Territories
Neil Weare, who grew up on Guam, heads an organization that advocates for equal rights and civil rights for all of the United States territories.
A Virgin Islander Just Has Some Questions
Jezellia Sujanani has many age-old questions about the direction the territory is taking.
St. Thomas-St. John District Receives Donations from Relief Workers, Community Organizations
The Department of Education praises the generosity of U. S. Army Corps of Engineers’ contracting company workers and members of Virgin Islands United, especially Jim Coleman and John Wheatley, for making the holidays brighter for hundreds of kids.
V.I. Airports Need Jet Bridges
Amelia Headley LaMont Esq. and Julien Henley are asking that the V.I. Port Authority make putting jet bridges at both V.I. airports a priority “so that all passengers can have the facility, comfort and safety of air travel.”
Don’t Forget the Capital
Sean Connor Jr. believes that Charlotte Amalie needs more attention in the aftermath of hurricanes Irma and Maria.
The Choices Are Mounds of Wood Chips or Piles of Ashes
Clarence Payne doesn’t think the burning of debris caused by hurricanes Irma and Maria is acceptable.
An Expansion Plan Is Given for Cyril E. King Airport
Sean Connor Jr. has an expansion plan that will upgrade the Cyril E. King International Airport.
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St. Croix Schools Dismissed Immediately Due To Power Outage | St. Thomas Source
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All public schools in the St. Croix District will be dismissed, effective immediately, Wednesday, due to an island-wide power outage. Parents may begin picking up students. At 1 :45 p.m. school buses
