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September 4, is a date that will be remembered long into the future. The Virgin Islands' own Stanley & the Ten Sleepless Knights are hosting their 40th Anniversary Grand Gala. After four decades of performing the "official music" of the Virgin Islands all over the world, they are truly our cultural ambassadors, and have honorably presented what is good and beautiful about the Virgin Islands to friends near and far.
The Grand Gala will take place on Saturday evening, Sept. 4, at The Palms, St. Croix. Dress is Crucian elegant (semi-formal). The evening will feature the music of the British Virgin Islands' Lashing Dogs and the...




On the weekend of July 24-25, a team of young athletes from St. Croix competed in the biennial 2010 Caribbean Union of Teachers Games held in St. Kitts. St. Croix's squad was comprised of a team of eight athletes under the age of 15: Annika Benders, Mikaela Smith, Sevon Washington, Krystahl Gordon, Shamiyah Burke, Rodney Griffin, Britney Sage and Malique Smith and three accompanying officials: Keith Smith, Mireille Smith and Mr. Johnson.
A team of scientists from the National Center for Atmospheric Research will come to St. Croix this August and September to study the earliest moments of hurricane formation.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) Office of Law Enforcement (OLE) has partnered with federal and local agencies recently in an effort to protect mutton snapper and sea turtles transiting the closed fishing area around St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands.
Advocates for the disabled, government officials and St. Croix residents gathered alongside Gov. John deJongh Jr. at Kingshill School on St. Croix Monday to raise awareness of the civil rights of people with disabilities.
A good feeling hits one upon entering the grounds of St. Croix Montessori. You go through a stone-walled gate, drive along a flamboyant lined drive to the cream-colored facilities surrounded by a white picket fence. Access and location are nice too, it is right by the new GERS building in Orange Grove, and easy to get to.
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Local and visiting students are spending part of their summer sharing experiences and being empowered.
Several hundred people turned out for Saturday's Emancipation Day Donkey Races, but they weren't there to see racing, exactly. They were there for the donkeys, and for the mayhem unleashed when the beasts of burden put their legendary stubbornness on display.





