The owner of Yacht Haven Grande on St. Thomas announced plans Friday to “unilaterally” move forward with the Long Bay Landing cruise pier project in St. Thomas Harbor, as negotiations with the West Indian Co. — and the Bryan administration — quickly broke down over the summer.
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- Yacht Haven to move forward ‘unilaterally' with Long Bay Landing cruise pier project
- Schneider executives sentenced
- Investigation continues into alleged threat against St. Croix Educational Complex
- Group fighting for rights of residents of territories gets win
- 15 set to compete in Sunday’s Soca Party Monarch preliminary
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Three former Schneider Hospital executives have been sentenced to prison for conspiring to embezzle more than $3 million, and one — former CEO Rodney Miller Sr. — was immediately remanded into custody to begin serving 10 years behind bars.
Virgin Islands Police Commissioner Trevor Velinor said Friday that an investigation into an alleged threat of violence against students at the St. Croix Educational Complex has, so far, given “no indication” that the threat was valid.
Sports
The University of the Virgin Islands’ men’s basketball team got off to a bad start in its first road trip of the season, losing to Northern New Mexico College 93-70 on Friday night in Espinola, N.M.
The University of the Virgin Islands’ women’s basketball team opened its third road trip of the season with a 91-56 loss to Pikeville University on Friday night at the Penn Station Classic in Portsmouth, Ohio.
Winter Youth Volleyball league meets Wednesday
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It is well documented that caregiving is associated with detrimental health outcomes. Depression and chronic stress are the two most common negative psychological effects reported by caregivers. Caring for, or living with, a relative with dementia can be a heavy burden on the health of the c…
Island Life
The Caribbean Community Theatre and the students of the Calico Cat Company will present “Bedtime Stories (as told by our dad, who messed them up),” at 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
Gov. Albert Bryan Jr., first lady Yolanda Bryan and their daughter Sumayah Bryan invite the Virgin Islands community to the family’s Christmas tree lightings and children’s parties on St. Croix, St. Thomas and St. John.
The Forum will present a lecture by Egyptologist Mark Lehner on the latest results in the search for the palace of Khufu, the builder of the Great Pyramid, at 8 tonight at Antilles School’s Prior Jolleck Hall.
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Friends and relatives are advised of the death of Jean Barzey …
Nancy Orissa Firestone, 75, passed away Nov. 24, 2019, on St. Thomas.
Relatives and friends are advised of the passing of Janet Will…
Relatives and friends are advised of the passing of Janet Will…
Relatives and friends are advised of the death of Evette L. Hu…
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