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WAPA Tells Senators Rolling Outages Could Return as Generator Repairs Stretch Into 2027

WAPA warned senators Monday that rolling outages could return to St. Thomas and St. John after last week's outages as three ...
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Constitutional Convention Faces Questions Over Progress, Public Outreach Ahead of Deadline

Leaders of the Sixth Constitutional Convention said Monday they expect to submit a proposed constitution by Feb. 28, 2027, ...
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Nazareth Rezoning Request Raises Wastewater, Neighborhood Concerns

A request to rezone an Estate Nazareth property on St. Thomas for a 12-unit apartment development drew questions about ...
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VIUCEDD to Host Workshop on Safe Caregiving Techniques as Part of Aging in Place Series

The Virgin Islands University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities at the University of the Virgin Islands ...
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St. Croix Modular Morgue Opens

A long-awaited temporary morgue facility has opened its doors, giving St. Croix a space “where deaths can be investigated ...
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Elaine Ione Sprauve Library Reopens Oct. 31 With Halloween Celebration for St. John Families

The Department of Planning and Natural Resources (DPNR), through its Division of Libraries, Archives and Museums (DLAM), is pleased to announce the reopening of the Elaine Ione Sprauve Library on ...
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Photo Focus: Bush Cook Chef Cook Marks 10 Years of Celebrating Local Agriculture and Caribbean Cuisine

The flavors of the Caribbean took center stage at Sejah Farm as farmers, chefs and culinary entrepreneurs gathered for the 10th annual Bush Cook Chef Cook, an event highlighting local agricultural ...
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Photo Focus: UVI World Food Day Highlights Local Agriculture and Food Security

Farmers, students and community members gathered at the University of the Virgin Islands Albert A. Sheen Campus on St. Croix ...
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Invasive Plants Threaten St. Croix’s Native Vegetation, UVI Researcher Warns

Invasive plants are spreading across St. Croix, crowding out native vegetation and threatening the island’s biodiversity, according to Michael Morgan, an agroforestry research specialist at the ...