The Friends of the St. Thomas Public Library are offering used adult books to all comers Saturday, July 5, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Fortress Storage. Individuals, group leaders and school librarians are all welcome.
Community members are reminded to donate books no longer needed into the deposit boxes in all island post offices.
BOOKS ARE FREE ON INDEPENDENCE DAY WEEKEND
June 30, 2003 — The Friends of the St. Thomas Public Library are offering used adult books to all comers Saturday, July 5, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Fortress Storage. (Follow the signs around back.) Individuals, group leaders and school librarians are all welcome.
"Redistribution of the literary assets of the island," said a release, has netted more than 7,000 books in the past year. Shelves of free books are available throughout the community at Nisky Mail Services, Mahogany Run Condo office, Bonnie's, Bottoms Up, and Frenchtown Deli.
Books have been donated to the Housing Community Centers, The Boys and Girls Club, Junior Firefighters, New Horizons Library, senior centers and homes, Bordeaux Farmers, The Rehabilitation Center, several church groups and the book cart at Schneider Hospital.
Community members are reminded to donate books no longer needed into the deposit boxes in all island post offices.
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"Redistribution of the literary assets of the island," said a release, has netted more than 7,000 books in the past year. Shelves of free books are available throughout the community at Nisky Mail Services, Mahogany Run Condo office, Bonnie's, Bottoms Up, and Frenchtown Deli.
Books have been donated to the Housing Community Centers, The Boys and Girls Club, Junior Firefighters, New Horizons Library, senior centers and homes, Bordeaux Farmers, The Rehabilitation Center, several church groups and the book cart at Schneider Hospital.
Community members are reminded to donate books no longer needed into the deposit boxes in all island post offices.
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SENATE MEETING ADJOURNED DUE TO NO-SHOWS
June 30, 2003 – The Committee on Public Safety, Judiciary, Homeland Security and Justice, chaired by Sen. Lorraine L. Berry, was adjourned Monday when none of the officials invited to testify showed up, according to a public information officer at the Legislature.
Berry had called the meeting to consider allotting $4,085 in U.S. Homeland Security funding to the Law Enforcement Planning Commission and to discuss amending the V.I. Code to the consider contributory negligence when assessing damages.
Invited to testify were: Maj. Gen. Cleave McBean, adjutant general/director. V.I. Territorial Emergency Management Agency; Eddy Charles, drug policy adviser to the governor; Attorney General Iver Stridiron; and Samuel Grey, V.I. Bar Association president.
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Berry had called the meeting to consider allotting $4,085 in U.S. Homeland Security funding to the Law Enforcement Planning Commission and to discuss amending the V.I. Code to the consider contributory negligence when assessing damages.
Invited to testify were: Maj. Gen. Cleave McBean, adjutant general/director. V.I. Territorial Emergency Management Agency; Eddy Charles, drug policy adviser to the governor; Attorney General Iver Stridiron; and Samuel Grey, V.I. Bar Association president.
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SENATE MEETING ADJOURNED DUE TO NO-SHOWS
June 30, 2003 – The Committee on Public Safety, Judiciary, Homeland Security and Justice, chaired by Sen. Lorraine L. Berry, was adjourned Monday when none of the officials invited to testify showed up, according to a public information officer at the Legislature.
Berry had called the meeting to consider allotting $4,085 in U.S. Homeland Security funding to the Law Enforcement Planning Commission and to discuss amending the V.I. Code to the consider contributory negligence when assessing damages.
Invited to testify were: Maj. Gen. Cleave McBean, adjutant general/director. V.I. Territorial Emergency Management Agency; Eddy Charles, drug policy adviser to the governor; Attorney General Iver Stridiron; and Samuel Grey, V.I. Bar Association president.
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Berry had called the meeting to consider allotting $4,085 in U.S. Homeland Security funding to the Law Enforcement Planning Commission and to discuss amending the V.I. Code to the consider contributory negligence when assessing damages.
Invited to testify were: Maj. Gen. Cleave McBean, adjutant general/director. V.I. Territorial Emergency Management Agency; Eddy Charles, drug policy adviser to the governor; Attorney General Iver Stridiron; and Samuel Grey, V.I. Bar Association president.
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SENATE MEETING ADJOURNED DUE TO NO-SHOWS
June 30, 2003 – The Committee on Public Safety, Judiciary, Homeland Security and Justice, chaired by Sen. Lorraine L. Berry, was adjourned Monday when none of the officials invited to testify showed up, according to a public information officer at the Legislature.
Berry had called the meeting to consider allotting $4,085 in U.S. Homeland Security funding to the Law Enforcement Planning Commission and to discuss amending the V.I. Code to the consider contributory negligence when assessing damages.
Invited to testify were: Maj. Gen. Cleave McBean, adjutant general/director. V.I. Territorial Emergency Management Agency; Eddy Charles, drug policy adviser to the governor; Attorney General Iver Stridiron; and Samuel Grey, V.I. Bar Association president.
Publisher's note : Like the St. Thomas Source now? Find out how you can love us twice as much — and show your support for the islands' free and independent news voice… click here.
Berry had called the meeting to consider allotting $4,085 in U.S. Homeland Security funding to the Law Enforcement Planning Commission and to discuss amending the V.I. Code to the consider contributory negligence when assessing damages.
Invited to testify were: Maj. Gen. Cleave McBean, adjutant general/director. V.I. Territorial Emergency Management Agency; Eddy Charles, drug policy adviser to the governor; Attorney General Iver Stridiron; and Samuel Grey, V.I. Bar Association president.
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V.I. TOASTMASTERS CLUB 4040U TO MEET
V.I. Toastmasters Club 44040U will meet in the conference room of the St. Thomas-St. John Chamber of Commerce at 6 p.m. Wednesday, July 2.
Guests are welcome. For more information call 776-2035.
Guests are welcome. For more information call 776-2035.
POST OFFICES CLOSED INDEPENDENCE DAY
Postmaster St. Thomas Louis A. Jackson announces that all post offices and stations will be closed Friday, July 4, in observance of Independence Day.
There will be no retail services. Express Mail delivery to residential, business and post offices boxes will be in effect, a release said.
There will be no retail services. Express Mail delivery to residential, business and post offices boxes will be in effect, a release said.
POST OFFICES CLOSED FOR INDEPENDENCE DAY
Postmaster St. Thomas Louis A. Jackson announces that all post offices and stations will be closed Friday, July 4, in observance of Independence Day.
There will be no retail services. Express Mail delivery to residential, business and post offices boxes will be in effect, a release said.
There will be no retail services. Express Mail delivery to residential, business and post offices boxes will be in effect, a release said.
POST OFFICES CLOSED FOR INDEPENDENCE DAY
Postmaster St. Thomas Louis A. Jackson announced that all post offices and stations will be closed Friday, July 4, in observance of Independence Day.
There will be no retail services. Express Mail delivery to residential, business and post offices boxes will be in effect, a release said.
There will be no retail services. Express Mail delivery to residential, business and post offices boxes will be in effect, a release said.
POST OFFICES TO CLOSE FOR INDEPENDENCE DAY
June 30, 2003 — Postmaster St. Thomas Louis A. Jackson announces that all post offices and stations will be closed Friday, July 4, in observance of Independence Day.
There will be no retail services. Express Mail delivery to residential, business and post offices boxes will be in effect, a release said.
Publisher's note : Like the St. Croix Source now? Find out how you can love us twice as much — and show your support for the islands' free and independent news voice … click here.
There will be no retail services. Express Mail delivery to residential, business and post offices boxes will be in effect, a release said.
Publisher's note : Like the St. Croix Source now? Find out how you can love us twice as much — and show your support for the islands' free and independent news voice … click here.
