Op-Ed: Trump Mob Attacked Imaginary ‘Antifa’ But Ignored ‘Camp Auschwitz’
What of the thousands of devoted Republican voters who showed up at this final, violent Trump Rally?
Op-Ed: Full Caribbean Tourism Recovery Is Possible Post 2021
The pandemic has demonstrated conclusively that a vibrant tourism industry is central to Caribbean economic growth. David Jessop writes that industry leaders have begun to focus on how recovery might lead to a better integrated industry able to support national and regional development.
Op-Ed: Journalism, Along with Democracy, Is Under Siege
As I sat glued to live coverage of Wednesday’s outrageous acts of insurrection in Washington, D.C., I saw one chilling moment during which a journalist was being held by police, an image that will be a recurring nightmare until the day I die.
Op-Ed: How Physical Space, Historical Ties, and Geopolitics Influence Development in the USVI
The University of the Virgin Islands once had the following tagline: "Historically American. Uniquely Caribbean. Globally Interactive." So, what is the link between the tagline and a development agenda for the U.S. Virgin Islands?
Open forum: Commission on Aging Bill and Beach Access for the Disabled Bill Become...
AARP in The Virgin Islands had a triumphant welcoming of the New Year with the successful signing of two major pieces of legislation this month.
Op-Ed: The Bar for Normal Has Been Raised
DaraMonifah® Cooper considers the possibilities and challenges of a new world post COVID-19.
Op-Ed: Let’s Build Healthy and Peaceful Communities in the Virgin Islands
Frank Schneiger, looking into the near future and expecting things to be normal, considers the possibility of constructing a model health system that will benefit every Virgin Islander.
An End-Of-Year, Open Letter From Delegate Stacey Plaskett
In an open letter to her constituents, Delegate to Congress Stacey Plaskett writes, "This time of tremendous adversity has required a deeper level of resilience and endurance from each of us..."
Op-Ed: Kwanzaa is Needed Even More This Year in the V.I.
The celebration of Kwanzaa has been taking place for almost 50 years in the U.S. Virgin Islands, where a majority of the population is made up of people of African descent.
Op-Ed: Sen. Sarauw Made Erroneous Statements About Magens Bay Bill
Dayle Barry responds to the recent opinion written by Sen. Janelle Sarauw regarding Bill No. 33-0374 (the Magens Bay Authority bill) and proposed amendments to that bill.
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The board of Island Green Living Association, a non-profit on St. John focused on environmental issues, has voted unanimously in support of demanding a thorough cleanup of environmental contamination at the shuttered resort at Caneel Bay and plans to sue to try to make it happen. One member plans to sue over the matter. #visource #usvi #News
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The board of Island Green Living Association, a non-profit on St. John focused on environmental issues, has voted unanimously in support of demanding a thorough cleanup of environmental contaminationI think this is asking for the bare minimum. How dare they "love" St. John and leave this sort of mess? Take you asbestos with you.
I'm listening right now to the Zoom meeting panel discussion. It's horribly upsetting. :/
