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Dear Chairman Bowry:
Editor’s Note: The following are the Executive Summary and letter, addressed to then GERS Board Chairman Nellon Bowry, that the V.I. Inspector General sent to GERS in 2021 after his audit of GERS ill-fated loan to a private business to build a supermarket on the St. Thomas west end. The Dail…
I was in first grade when I was lucky enough to participate in the month of Ramadan for the first time, and being able to live out a powerful tradition that I cherish with my family and friends. Since then, I have joyfully and gratefully been able to fast every year. I have so many countless…
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It can be brutal. And it is not for the faint of heart. Political campaigns are by far difficult to wage under normal circumstances. Since the COVID-19 pandemic, campaigning has become much more challenging. Now candidates will have to get more creative to reach voters.
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In June the Summit of the Americas will take place in Los Angeles. By then the world will likely be a very different place. Sharper lines will have been drawn between the U.S., its allies and Russia, as well as with Washington’s main strategic adversary, China.
Editor’s Note: Justice Stephen Breyer will retire from the U.S. Supreme Court in June. Here’s some of his most famous quotes:
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Thank you, all first responders, servicemen and service women who sacrifice self for the people.
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If officials are shocked by the recent census numbers which stated the U.S. Virgin Islands population has dropped 18.1%, they had better get ready for the next wave of people moving away from the Virgin Islands.
This is an open letter to the community.
Editor’s note: This is the final of a two-part column on political culture influencing economic development.
Editor’s note: This is the first of a two-part column on political culture influencing economic development.
(for Sha’ Carri Richardson)
It was 143 years ago on Oct. 1, 1878, when Crucian agricultural laborers set fire to Frederiksted town and western plantations on St. Croix. The objective was to burn all the way east to “Bassin jailhouse,” known today as Fort Christiansvaern.
