UVI has announced registration and tuition payment dates for the Fall semester on both campuses.

UVI has announced registration and tuition payment dates for the Fall semester on both campuses.

UVI has announced registration and tuition payment dates for the Fall semester on both campuses.

A Saturday night rally in the St. John Lumberyard parking lot will feature candidates John deJongh and Paul Arnold, their campaign team, discussion, music and more.

A Saturday night rally at the Lumberyard paring lot will feature candidates John deJongh and Paul Arnold, their campaign team, discussion, music and more.

The Senate minority flexed its muscle Thursday and refused to join in voting for an override of Gov. Charles W. Turnbull's veto of Sen. Emmett Hansen II's 2001 Infrastructure Maintenance Act of 2001. Two majority members withheld their support as well, as the effort went down to defeat.

The Senate minority flexed its muscle Thursday and refused to join in voting for an override of Gov. Charles W. Turnbull's veto of Sen. Emmett Hansen II's 2001 Infrastructure Maintenance Act of 2001. Two majority members withheld their support as well, as the effort went down to defeat.

"Blow, Archie, Blow" went the lyrics of one of the Virgin Islands' most renowned songs, a trademark of the Archie Thomas Band. "It's only the sax I play professionally," he said once in an interview, "but I can teach even what I can't play." Thomas, who died on Sunday, July 14, did a lot of playing and a lot of teaching, leaving a lot of people with fond memories of his music, and many with the skills to carry it on.

"Blow, Archie, Blow" went the lyrics of one of the Virgin Islands' most renowned songs, a trademark of the Archie Thomas Band. "It's only the sax I play professionally," he said once in an interview, "but I can teach even what I can't play." Thomas, who died on Sunday, July 14, did a lot of playing and a lot of teaching, leaving a lot of people with fond memories of his music, and many with the skills to carry it on.

Lydia Magras, one of two St. Thomas women convicted in connection with the embezzlement of about $1.7 million from a Little Switzerland store, is back in custody, having lost appeals before the appellate division of U.S. District Court and the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.