The emergency room at Peebles Hospital should be used
Pot plantation found in Hope Hill
Police officers in the Tactical and Traffic units uncovered a “mature” marijuana
Midwives honoured at ceremony
Decades ago, most Virgin Islands mothers gave birth at home with the help of a midwife or a doctor.
Senior Citizens’ Month opens
Eating pea soup on Sunday afternoons is an old tradition in the Virgin Islands, according to Clarence Freeman.
EE public meeting set for Tuesday
Eighth District representative Marlon Penn is hosting the first
Man pleads guilty to assault
Dimitri Maduro, a 22-year-old resident of Cane Garden Bay, pleaded guilty to assault causing actual bodily harm and damaging property
Volunteers survey local reefs
Healthy coral reefs bring the fish divers love to watch and fishers love to catch, but here, as around the world, some coral reefs have not been doing as well …
Special Report: Territories under the microscope
After hundreds of years of ruling from afar, the United Kingdom began allowing many of its territories to develop constitutions in the 1950s and 1960s.
8 injured in Great Mountain wreck
Eight people, including several schoolchildren, were injured in a traffic accident Saturday morning on Great Mountain Road, police said.
Man pleads not guilty to bar stabbing
Andrew Wilson pleaded not guilty to wounding on Friday in Magistrates’ Court after he was accused of stabbing a man outside a bar in Paraquita Bay.
Bowling for team-building
During their 9-to-5 jobs, workers at the territory’s businesses compete against each other to win customers and earn profits.
Contracts signed for VG facilities
Government recently inked two contracts for the design of a park and the enhancement of the existing outdoor basketball court on Virgin Gorda.
Report details water woes
During the deliberations of Standing Finance Committee earlier this year, officials described a hectic period after Ocean Conversion-BVI handed the Baughers Bay desalination plant to government in March 2010.
Lions mark 40
The Lions Club of Tortola celebrated its 40th anniversary Saturday with a ceremony and fundraising effort at The Moorings Mariner Inn.
Club donates dialysis machine to Peebles
The Rotary Club of Road Town donated a second dialysis machine to Peebles Hospital during a brief handover on April 26.
May assizes opens in High Court
About half the room emptied as potential jurors were dismissed
Water could be short in parts of EE
The Balsam Ghut reservoir will be out of service May 10-21 for repairs, the Water and Sewerage Department announced.
Archives holds open house
“Somebody choose a year before I open the drawer,” said Christopher Varlack, acting chief records management officer.
Archives to hold open house
As part of the annual “Records May Day,” the public is invited to visit the Archives and Records Management Unit of the Deputy Governor’s Office on Tuesday.
Community asked to go green
Businesses, schools and other organisations are being urged to make a “green pledge” by June 1 in celebration of Environment Month.
VI gears up for islands conference
Six students from various secondary schools throughout the territory
Service groups say new law could shut them down
Nearly 100 representatives from various non-profit groups around the territory responded to government’s call for input on upcoming legislation to regulate non-profit organisations on Thursday.
Workplace safety stressed at fair
More than two dozen public officers gathered at the Noel Lloyd Positive Action Movement Park Friday to take part in a ceremony and fair for Safety at Work Day.
RVIPF requests funds for more officers
In light of recent crime trends in the territory, the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force
FSN serves diverse clients (2011 Annual Report posted)
When domestic violence happens in the Virgin Islands, the whole family often