Before taking $5,000 out of Bassano Hendricks’ pocket on July 30, Michael Ashby allegedly told him,
August 20, 2012
August 20, 2012
Man robbed, shot in Purcell Estate
A man who was shot in the thigh during a robbery in Purcell Estate on Saturday night was scheduled
August 20, 2012
VI gears up for Wellness Day
Schools, businesses to be a focus Activities in schools and businesses are among the plans for next month’s Caribbean Wellness Day.
August 17, 2012
Man accused of growing pot
When police asked Michael Lloyd what he was growing, he said pineapple, according to prosecutors.
August 17, 2012
Woman gets 7 month for harbouring male strippers
Denise Stanley, who recently brought four male strippers to perform in the territory illegally,
August 17, 2012
UK ship to visit next week
The Royal Fleet Auxiliary ship Argus is due to visit the Virgin Islands as part of its hurricane season tour
August 16, 2012
Apprentices at sea ports
“Service ambassadors” are temporarily stationed at some of the territory’s seaports
August 16, 2012
London art show raises $26k for FSN
The ninth annual BVI Art and Culture Show’s silent auction last month collected more than $26,000
August 16, 2012
Gov’t owed $1.3m in Wickhams Cay rent
The Wickhams Cay Development Authority’s main challenges for 2010 and 2011 were collecting rent
August 16, 2012
Mr. Vegas ‘bruk it down’ in EE
Residents and visitors young and old enjoyed the performances at East End’s Moviene Fahie Festiville, but Mr. Vegas,
August 16, 2012
BMSA car show tradition continues
None of the dozen motorcycles entered in the BVI Motor Sports
August 16, 2012
Carrot Bay festival a VI classic
Jeffrey Forbes’ legs hung on either side of a chestnut-coloured donkey
August 16, 2012
Two charged for gas station brawl
A Leatherman multi-tool has many uses. When Darren Matthias appeared
August 16, 2012
SDD asks for school supplies
In an effort to help needy children start the school year successfully,
August 14, 2012
CXC results in
Nearly 80 percent of Virgin Islands students who sat the region’s biggest secondary-level
August 14, 2012
Judge orders Penn to face retrial
High Court Justice Albert Redhead has made a ruling that will likely put former legislator
August 14, 2012
Regional plant health discussed
From food safety to island ecology, plant health touches on many of the most important aspects
August 13, 2012
VI delegates attend OECS Assembly launch
The Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States took another step toward closer integration on Friday
August 13, 2012
Cops find 114 kilos of coke, arrest 5
Five men were arrested Friday and charged with drug and money laundering offences
August 10, 2012
Fishing tournament draws a crowd in Carrot Bay
The wind kicked up around 5 p.m. on Thursday afternoon as fishing boats continued to motor into Carrot Bay. Seagulls and frigatebirds gave chase. A crowd gathered on the boat …
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August 10, 2012
CXC secondary education results in
The Caribbean Examinations Council has sent out electronic summary results for students who took Caribbean Secondary Education
August 10, 2012
Mr. Vegas ‘bruk it down’ in EE
Residents and visitors young and old enjoyed the performances at East End’s Moviene Fahie Festiville,
August 9, 2012
Emancipation ceremony remembers VI heritage
Confused motorists took a detour around the crowd that gathered Tuesday
August 9, 2012
Woman named appeals court chief justice
A veteran lawyer and judge from Virgin Gorda will be the first female chief justice
August 9, 2012
Musicians wow the crowd at Festival
The Claudette “Boopie” Smith Festiville was packed with thousands