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Wednesday, May 22, 2024

St. Thomas Man Allegedly Beat Girlfriend While Awaiting Trial

A St. Thomas man accused of multiple assaults over nearly two decades was arrested again after allegedly beating and terrorizing his girlfriend, police said Wednesday.

Bryan Approves Cannabis Rules and Regulations; Officials Say Severe Weather Coming

During Tuesday’s weekly Government House press briefing, officials announced a significant advancement in implementing legal cannabis use in the USVI. Details regarding inclement weather affecting the islands this week were also shared. 

Op-Ed: Rebuttal On Blood Shortage in V.I. Hospitals

Former Sen. Janelle K. Sarauw’s recent op-ed paints a misleading and inaccurate picture of a supposed chronic blood shortage in Virgin Islands hospitals, which includes the Schneider Regional Medical Center. Her article, seemingly aimed at garnering attention, irresponsibly undermines the efforts of our hospital and fosters unnecessary mistrust among the public.

Taxi Debate Takes Several Routes

Safari taxi rides on St. Thomas can be part of the Virgin Islands experience. And for some, the more, the merrier the ride. However, senators have been concerned about the safety over the years.

Dominica’s Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit Hosts Meet and Greet on St. Thomas

Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit of Dominica held a meet-and-greet on Sunday evening at Holy Family's Columban Hall on St. Thomas, engaging with a crowd of supporters who gathered to hear about the progress and challenges faced by his administration.

Realtors May Regulate Property Managers

Property managers are not realtors, and Carl Gotts, vice president of Vacation St. Croix, testified firmly Monday at the Committee on Government Operations, Veterans Affairs, and Consumer Protection that he wants it to stay that way.

The Public Hears and Responds to Three Zoning Change Requests

St. Croix residents voiced support and questioned three requests for zoning changes during virtual hearings by the V.I. Department of Planning and Natural Resources on Monday.

Heavy Rainfall Possible Across USVI and Puerto Rico Starting Midweek

Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands may receive periods of excessive rainfall beginning around midweek and lasting through the weekend. Flash flooding and mudslides are possible.

Rare Double Homicide Rocks BVI

Two men were shot to death outside a Tortola nightclub just after midnight Friday night, a rarity in the British Virgin Islands that elicited responses from the governor and police commissioner, police said Monday.

Virgin Islands Good Food Awarded $30,000 Grant to Support Farmer-Led Group

Virgin Islands Good Food, a nonprofit dedicated to cultivating a thriving and just food system in the U.S. Virgin Islands, has been awarded a $30,000 grant from the Better Food Policy Fund, through a collective action fund of the Tides Foundation.

St. Thomas Man Allegedly Beat Girlfriend While Awaiting Trial

A St. Thomas man accused of multiple assaults over nearly two decades was arrested again after allegedly beating and terrorizing his girlfriend, police said Wednesday.

VI Housing Authority and Disability Rights Center of VI Partner to Empower Residents to Advocate

The alliance, driven by a shared vision of fostering effective and innovative advocacy, represents a significant leap forward in addressing pressing issues faced by individuals with disabilities within the housing community.

J. Benton Construction Celebrates Over a Decade of Dedication to Safety During Construction Safety Week

J. Benton Construction proudly announces its 11th year of active participation in Construction Safety Week, which took place May 6-10 on St. Croix, St. Thomas and St. John. This year's theme, "Value Every Voice," reflects J. Benton's commitment to creating a safety-first culture on every project.

FEATURED REAL ESTATE

VI Housing Authority and Disability Rights Center of VI Partner to Empower Residents to Advocate

The alliance, driven by a shared vision of fostering effective and innovative advocacy, represents a significant leap forward in addressing pressing issues faced by individuals with disabilities within the housing community.

St. Thomas Man Allegedly Beat Girlfriend While Awaiting Trial

A St. Thomas man accused of multiple assaults over nearly two decades was arrested again after allegedly beating and terrorizing his girlfriend, police said Wednesday.

Op-Ed: Rebuttal On Blood Shortage in V.I. Hospitals

Former Sen. Janelle K. Sarauw’s recent op-ed paints a misleading and inaccurate picture of a supposed chronic blood shortage in Virgin Islands hospitals, which includes the Schneider Regional Medical Center. Her article, seemingly aimed at garnering attention, irresponsibly undermines the efforts of our hospital and fosters unnecessary mistrust among the public.

The Mutiny Mermaid Mixer Holds Swim/ Run Relay for Women

The Mutiny Mermaid Mixer, a non-competitive swim/run relay event just for women, was hosted by the Virgin Islands Triathlon Federation and supported by Mutiny Island Vodka.

Artists’ Submission Deadline for ‘BLACKFULLNESS Emancipation Day 2024’ Art Show Is June 24

The Division of Libraries, Archives and Museums will present its annual Emancipation Day Art Show at Fort Frederik Museum.

UVI Bulletin Board May-June

Here is what is happening on both campuses of the University of the Virgin Islands

In Memoriam — Aston Wayne Harty

A year has silently passed.

UPCOMING EVENTS

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