St Thomas Source
Founded in January 1999, the VI Source was the first and only daily internet newspaper in the U.S. Virgin Islands. It quickly established itself as the go-to news source for the region, even in the early days when high-speed internet was not yet available. Today, the Source attracts over 200,000 dedicated readers each month across its three platforms: St. Thomas Source, St. Croix Source, and St. John Source. These publications provide trustworthy, insightful, and consistently reliable news coverage of events happening across all three main islands.
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2 days ago |
stthomassource.com | Judi Shimel
The Human Rights Committee of the Sixth Constitutional Convention dove into the nuances of life and liberty in a session held Wednesday on St. Croix. Their task, as stated by one committee member, was to review the articles found in the fifth version of the proposed V.I. Constitution and suggest a few adjustments. Members of the committee met in Christiansted to review articles corresponding to the U.S. Bill of Rights.
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3 days ago |
stthomassource.com | Jesse Daley
Sargassum levels surged to record highs across the Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea in May, with the U.S. Virgin Islands among the areas affected by increased coastal inundation. Additional seaweed is forecast to arrive across the local region in June.
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4 days ago |
stthomassource.com | Kit MacAvoy
Two heavy vehicles and a trailer were stolen nearly three months ago on St. Croix, and it’s not clear which, if any, law enforcement agency has taken the lead in investigating the theft. Company representative Marian Prescod said thieves absconded with a Mack dump truck, a Mack tractor head, and a “lowboy” trailer owned by Rendco by driving through the gate on the property in the middle of the night on March 6.
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4 days ago |
stthomassource.com | Kit MacAvoy
Lawmakers lined up behind a measure to “prevent or rescind” the implementation of raises for top government officials during a Committee of the Whole meeting Monday, despite the absence of any testifiers from the central government.
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4 days ago |
stthomassource.com | Ananta Pancham
Members of the 36th Legislature gathered Monday in Committee of the Whole to review several zoning and policy measures, including two residential development proposals on St. Thomas. While no votes were taken, senators expressed strong interest in the Planned Area Development proposed for Estate St. Joseph and Rosendahl — a project that could bring 80 new homes to the Northside.
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