Making connections

Community Officer Damien Ash was walking through the Huntums Ghut area on a recent Wednesday afternoon when he heard commotion coming from Al’s Marine Ltd.

Group hopes to clean up water runoff in CGB

As scientists gain a better understanding of the interconnectedness of different parts of the land and sea environment, specialised terms are becoming commonplace.

Carrot Bay home gets a facelift

Ever since Ingah and Andreal Smith of Carrot Bay got married 61 years ago, they’ve made it a habit to have lunch on their balcony each day.

Training for principals to start Monday

As part of ongoing efforts to certify educators, government is holding a two-week leadership training session for principals starting Monday.

‘Taxi Academy’ under way

A day for Gregory Callwood, a Jost Van Dyke taxi driver and hotel owner, involves hours of driving tourists around and chatting about the territory.

New guv sworn in

Even before he arrived in the territory on Thursday, John Duncan, the territory’s new governor, was already Tweeting information about the Virgin Islands.

Student reps VI at Scotland youth conference

Amber Wheatley never thought of herself as very “politically aware” or “environmentally conscious” when she applied for the 33Fifty Commonwealth Youth Leadership Programme that was held last month in Scotland.

VI chess players compete in Norway

After a four-year absence from the biennial Chess Olympiad, the BVI Chess Federation is currently competing in the 41st international tournament in Tromso, Norway.

Celebrating 60

Mike Smith leaned on a metal barricade along with hundreds of other residents, watching the Treasures of the BVI troupe dance during the August Monday Parade.

Festival Guide

FRIDAY Food: The annual food fair kicks off at the Noel Lloyd Positive Action Movement Park, featuring local food and drinks, baked goods, and other treats. Music: The main stage …

Sistah Joyce does it again

No stone was left unturned when Sistah Joyce took the stage on Wednesday night during the Calypso Competition at the Iris Freeman Festiville.

AG unveils new library

For years, the Attorney General’s Chambers lacked an ideal space to carry out legal research.

Islamic Society marches for peace

As violence in the Gaza Strip has intensified in recent weeks, the BVI Islamic Society decided it was time to lend its voice to the global call for peace.