Chronixx, Tarrus Riley and Pressure Rock Crown Bay
A huge crowd came out to see international reggae stars Chronixx, Tarrus Riley and St. Thomas' own Pressure perform at the Austin Monsanto Crown...
Mini Film Festival Seeks Submissions From Filmmakers, Video Artists
Artists/filmmakers Janet Cook-Rutnik and Sigi Torinus will host the 3rd VIP (Virgin Islands Productions) Mini Film Festival at 7:30 p.m., Thursday, Feb. 20, at the St. John School of the Arts in Cruz Bay.
‘Broadway Comes to St. John’ Set for Jan. 24, 25
Fourth grade students attending all three schools on St. John are busy this week memorizing song lyrics, polishing dance routines and learning to overcome their stage fright.
Census 2020 Is Hiring; Hundreds of Jobs Are Available
More than 500 temporary, part-time census takers are needed to ensure that everyone who lives in the U.S. Virgin Islands is counted.
This Week’s Senate Calendar for January 20-24
What’s on tap at the V.I. Legislature this week.
Op-Ed: Little Things Mean a Lot
In the mid-1950s Kitty Kallen had a No. 1 hit with the song, “Little Things Mean a Lot,” a song title that has a message for the U.S. Virgin Islands and its many, many boards and commissions.
Three Injured in Castle Coakley
Three people were treated for gunshot wounds Sunday at the Gov. Juan F. Luis Memorial Hospital following a Sunday morning shooting in the Castle Coakley area of St. Croix. Castle Coakley was the local of a fatal shooting less than 24 hours earlier.
FEMA Approves Over $2 Billion in Public Assistance Funds for V.I.
Approved funding for the U.S.V.I. has surpassed $2.1 billion from the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s Public Assistance program. These grants have been obligated for emergency protective measures and permanent work throughout the territory.
High School Varsity Basketball Season Starts with Weekend Tournament
Sports fans have four days of high school varsity basketball to look forward to over the Martin Luther King Jr. Day weekend, starting Friday. The Interscholastic Athletic Association will host 13 teams at the IAA/McDonald’s MLK Jr. Boys and Girls Memorial Invitational Basketball Tournament.
Clean Sweep to Plant Seeds for More Local Produce in Frederiksted
On Jan. 21, Clean Sweep Frederiksted will launch the Urban Garden Workforce Development program, a free program that promises to teach participants the fundamentals of urban gardening and farming.
Now Playing: “Bad Boys for Life” and “Dolittle”
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Benita Martin was chosen by her fellow farmers to wear the title of Farmer of the Year, and has been a part of Bordeaux’s Farmers Rastafari Agricultural and Cultural Vegan Food every year, including this one. On Jan. 18 and 19, when the next food fair is hosted on St. Thomas, Martin will have participated in the event for 23 years straight. #visource #usvi #foodfair
Farmer of the Year Cultivates Interest for 23rd Annual Vegan Food Fair | St. Thomas Source
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Benita Martin was chosen by her fellow farmers to wear the title of Farmer of the Year, and has been a part of Bordeaux's Farmers Rastafari Agricultural and Cultural Vegan Food every year, includ
