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VIC News · Archive

United States Attorney Ronald Sharpe Announces Resignation

ST. THOMAS -- United States Attorney Ronald W. Sharpe, above, has announced his resignation effective midnight on March 10, 2017, the office of the U.S. Attorney, Virgin Islands District announced this afternoon. First Assistant U…

Sports · Archive

USVI Rugby Football Union To Host 'Rugby Smash' Tournament This Month

ST. THOMAS -- The U.S. Virgin Islands Rugby Football Union announced Saturday its Collegiate Seven's Rugby Tournament, called “Rugby Paradise Smash,” which will take place on March 25 at the University of the Virgin Islands, St. T…

Politics · Archive

In Face Of Massive Protest, Sin Tax Bill Advances

ST. THOMAS -- The message could not have been any clearer on Wednesday, as a massive crowd of St. Thomas businesses owners and private citizens overwhelmed 32nd Legislature senators outside the Earl B. Ottley Legislative Hall here…

Education · Archive

Gladys Abraham 6th Grader Joshua Morgan Wins STTJ District Spelling Bee

ST. THOMAS -- The Virgin Islands Department of Education St. Thomas – St. John District hosted its annual Intermediate Spelling Bee on Friday, February 10 at the Bertha C. Boschulte Middle School auditorium. Gladys Abraham Element…

Business · Archive

Seaborne Says It's Evaluating Legal Options For 'Unruly Passengers'

ST. CROIX -- Seaborne Airlines has responded to an incident that occurred on Saturday at its St. Croix seaplane terminal, which caused the airline to ultimate cancel a flight planned for St. Thomas. In a statement issued to The Co…

Crime · Archive

Sex Offender Punished For Failing To Keep Registration Current

ST. THOMAS -- A judge sentenced Daniel Cove, above, to two years in prison for failing to keep his sexual offender registration current, V.I. Department of Justice Public Media Officer Corliss Smithen announced today. “It is a pat…

Education · Archive

Storytelling Academy Students Give Debut Performance At Art On The Town

ST. THOMAS -- The Virgin Islands Department of Education Division of Cultural Education debuted the talents of students participating in its Storytelling Academy at Art on the Town held Saturday, February 4 at Roosevelt Park on St…