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Scientists Bug STJ Coral Reefs
People may think of the underwater world as silent, but the inhabitants of healthy coral reefs produce a whole chorus of sounds, according to Aran Mooney, an associate scientist at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution.
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Source: St. Thomas Source | The trusted independent voice of the Virgin Islands community
Virgin Islander Tapped as Interim Superintendent for Pittsburgh Public Schools
In September, Wayne Walters was named interim superintendent for the Pittsburgh Public Schools, a system to which he has dedicated more than 30 years, serving first as a teacher, then climbing the ranks to assistant superintendent.
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Man charged in Ahmaud Arbery's murder did not bring up citizen's arrest at scene
A new report out of the trial of the three men accused of murdering Ahmaud Arbery notes that one of The post Man charged in Ahmaud Arbery's murder did not bring up citizen's arrest at scene appeared first on TheGrio.
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LIAT to Resume Services to STT
Caribbean airline LIAT will resume service to St. Thomas, the airline announced Tuesday. The airline has been working to resume services since its restart in November 2020. St. Thomas will be its 10th destination as it works to reconnect the Caribbean.
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Ain’t No Vibes, Good Vibes and All The Way Earn Wins in RBI Softball *UPDATE: Schedule Changes and Additional Games*
Three games took center stage over the weekend in RBI Junior Softball League play* and three teams – Ain't No Vibe, Good Vibes and All The Way -- came away with wins.
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Source: St. Thomas Source | The trusted independent voice of the Virgin Islands community
Health Department Reports 2 More Deaths from COVID-19
A St. Thomas man, 91, and St. Croix woman, 79, have died of COVID-19, raising the territory's death toll from the virus to 80 since the start of the pandemic, the V.I. Health Department reported Monday afternoon.
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St. Croix Honors Military Veterans
Under a blue sky dotted with puffy white clouds, St. Croix came together to honor veterans from all branches of military service with inspiring speeches and patriotic music Thursday at a field in Estate La Reine.
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Community Mourns the Loss of Broadcaster, Friend Anita Davis-Sedlak
The news of the death of Anita Davis-Sedlak after an illness was met with shock and sorrow, not only by those who knew her best, but by people who may have met her a few times in passing, who listened to her on the radio growing up,
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Dr. Tai Hunte-Ceasar Named Founding Dean of UVI Medical School
St. Thomas native Dr. Tai Hunte-Ceasar has been appointed founding dean of the University of the Virgin Islands  S. Donald Sussman School of Medicine, UVI announced Monday.
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Coast Guard Vet Honored on St. John
Observances of Veteran’s Day in the Virgin Islands started off with a tribute to Michael Jackson. The top official present at the Nov. 5 celebration, Gov. Albert Bryan, seemed to enjoy the fact that the Washington D.C.- born Coast Guard vet shared a name with the late, world famous pop singer.
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St. John Celebrates Halloween
St. John children celebrated Halloween in style on Friday afternoon with events sponsored by Mongoose Junction, the Office of the Administrator, and other community partners.
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Host UVI Women Take Second in HBCU Basketball Tournament
The University of the Virgin Islands women's basketball overcame being perpetually shorthanded to finish second in the tournament for Historically Black Colleges and Universities hosted at UVI's Sports and Recreation Center on St Thomas.
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Pastor To The Rescue: Tennessee Pastor Tackles Gunman Who Brandished Weapon At The Altar
Police reported that 26-year-old Dezire Baganda was sitting at the front of the Nashville Light Mission Pentecostal Church when he pulled his gun and walked up to the altar where Pastor Ezekiel Ndikumana was praying with several members of the church. Fortunately, Ndikumana tackled Baganda before
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First responding officer testifies why he didn't administer first aid to Ahmaud Arbery
Former Glynn County Police Officer Ricky Minshew was the first to arrive at the scene when Ahmaud Arbery was shot The post First responding officer testifies why he didn't administer first aid to Ahmaud Arbery appeared first on TheGrio.
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Tennessee pastor tackles gun-wielding man during church service - The New York Beacon
Being led away after Pastor Ezekiel Ndikumana tackled him, Dezire Baganda said all churches and schools need to be shot up. A 26-year-old man has been charged with 15 counts of felony aggravated assault after pulling out a gun during church services at a north
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Nashville 'Hero' Pastor Takes Down Man Who Pulled Gun During Sunday Church Service
A pastor in Tennessee quickly saved the day when he tackled a parishioner who brandished a gun during church service on Sunday
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Father and Daughter McKays’ Art Show at Cane Roots Gallery Friday
In memory of the late Ogese McKay, his daughter, Elisa McKay will show his art along with her own at the Cane Roots Art Gallery in Christiansted beginning Oct. 29
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Families Take Part in “Spooktacular” Halloweeen Weekend on St. Croix
It was a “spooktacular” weekend on St. Croix as families were outdoors participating in Halloween-themed events. It was a marked difference to just one year ago when large events were restricted due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Defense in trial for Arbery's killing speak out against 'Black pastors' coming to court
The lawyer for one of the accused killers of Ahmaud Arbery has made clear that he does not want 'Black The post Defense in trial for Arbery's killing speak out against 'Black pastors' coming to court appeared first on TheGrio.
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Georgia Man Pleads Guilty to Having Marijuana in Luggage
A Georgia man pleaded guilty in federal court Tuesday to possession of a controlled substance with the intent to distribute.
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Enchanted Princess to Make Inaugural Call at WICO Dock Saturday
After a delayed debut season, Enchanted Princess, Princess Cruises' newest ship, will make its inaugural call to the U.S. Virgin Islands on Saturday when it berths at the West Indian Company dock on St. Thomas from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Limetree Has a Lead Bidder, Extends Auction to November 15
A lead bidder has been designated for the purchase of St. Croix’s bankrupt Limetree Bay Refinery, and the auction date has been pushed out to Monday, Nov. 15, a hearing in federal bankruptcy court resolved on Wednesday.
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CORE to Public: Don’t Feed Lionfish to Sharks!
There’s an old saying, “The enemy of my enemy is my friend,” but Frank Cumming, president of the Caribbean Oceanic Restoration and Education Foundation – better known as CORE – isn’t convinced it’s true.
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Lanes Switched on Veterans Drive as Waterfront Work Continues
Drivers in downtown Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, will notice a switch Saturday as the eastbound lanes, recently completed as part of the Veterans Drive Improvement Project, are opened so work can be completed on the westbound lanes.
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Non-Profit Hosts Weekend Entrepreneurship Conference for V.I. Youth
A non-profit group organized to teach entrepreneurship to youths in the U.S., hosted a weekend conference for young people in the U.S. Virgin Islands that kicked off Thursday at the Palms at Pelican Cove.
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St. Croix Could Have Temporary Hospital Support by April
The Gov. Juan F. Luis Hospital could have temporary hospital support system complete as soon as April, Daryl Smalls told members of the St. Croix Coastal Zone Management Committee Tuesday.
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Photo Essay: Cruise Ships Return to Frederiksted After a Long Hiatus
Back-to-back cruise ship visits to the west end of St. Croix were noticed by cautiously optimistic Crucians near and far as the ships' massive profiles rose higher than many a local building.
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Teen charged with murder in crash that killed 3 valets posts bond - DefenderNetwork.com
The teen charged with murder and aggravated assault in a crash that killed three valets made bail over the weekend. Ahmedal Tayeb Elnouman Modawi, 17, is charged with three counts of murder and one count of aggravated assault with serious bodily injury in the 230th State District
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#ElectionCentral – Crime is central issue as runoff election gets underway | The Atlanta Voice
Monday night, the Fulton County chapter of the League of Women Voters and the Georgia ACLU, among other organizations, hosted a debate between the remaining Atlanta mayoral candidates, City Council President Felicia Moore and City Councilman Andre Dickens. The debate was held at The Gathering Spot
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Federal ‘Build Back Better’ Framework Has Large Impact for the Territory
USVI officials are touting the passage of President Joe Biden’s bipartisan infrastructure bill, which they said will give the territory – and the nation – a “much-needed economic shot in the arm” after the financial impact dealt by the ongoing global pandemic.
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