Race Track Gas Station Reopens After Fuel Spill Cleanup
The Race Track Gas Station, located on the southeast end of St. John on Southside Road, reopened for business Wednesday following a fuel spill of an unknown amount on Monday morning, Columbus Day.
VITEMA Conducts Live Test of Emergency Alert System With Earthquake Drill
The exercise on Oct. 17 consisted of a live test of the territory’s Emergency Alert System and the Wireless Emergency Alert, according to the GreatShakeOut.org website.
VING’s 661st MP Company Deploying to Middle East
A Yellow Ribbon Ceremony took place on St. Thomas on Monday, and troops on St. Croix will have a “Yellow Ribbon Ceremony” on Friday, Oct. 18.
ALERT: VITRAN Temporarily Out of Service on St. John
Due to fuel shortages, VITRAN is temporarily out of service on St. John until further notice.
St. John’s Bethany Moravian Church Celebrates 265th Anniversary
The Bethany Moravian Church will be celebrating its 265th Anniversary of Ministry, Mission, and Making disciples in the five boroughs of Saint John (Sankt Jan) with a week of activities from Oct. 18-27.
Pirate Treasure Hunt Will Raise Funds for Ricardo Richards School
The Piece of Eight Treasure Hunt will take place from 2 to 3 p.m. and again from 3:30 to 4:40 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 20, at Serenity's Nest on St. Croix's Northside Road to Northshore Road, toward the marina on the left hand side of the road.
ALERT: VIPD Records Bureau to Close Temporarily
The Virgin Islands Police Department Records Bureau in Cruz Bay, St. John, will be closed most days until Nov. 16.
USVI Soccer Loses Twice to Barbados
The U.S. Virgin Islands are in last place in Group A of League C of the CONCACAF Nations League following two losses to Barbados in the last week, with chances of advancing after group play fading away.
Education to Hold Public Meetings to Get Input on New, Modernized Schools
The Virgin Islands Department of Education New Schools Advisory Committee will hold a series of meetings in October to share its work status and to gain public input on the planning and construction of new and modernized public schools in the territory.
Sen. Myron Jackson Given National Minority Business Advocate Award
The US. Department of Commerce’s Minority Business Development Agency named Senate Vice President Myron Jackson one of the “50 Most Powerful Small and Minority Business Advocates of the Year” at an awards gala in Miami.
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The crowd that gathered on St. John Wednesday evening to discuss plans for the construction of a new school differed on what grades it should serve and the kinds of programs it should offer, but there was one area of consensus: the school should be relocated to property now owned by the Virgin Islands National Park in Estate Catherineberg. #visource #school #STJ
'New Schools' Open House Draws Crowd on St. John | St. John Source
The crowd that gathered on St. John Wednesday evening to discuss plans for the construction of a new school differed on what grades it should serve and the kinds of programs it should offer, but there
