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Hot Jazz! At The Galleon* Oren Levine & Friends w/Adjoa, Marsvyn David & Howard Peters *One Night Only-Sat. Jan 10th*
Hot Jazz! At The Galleon Oren Levine & Friends w/Adjoa, Marsvyn David & Howard Peters One Night Only-Sat. Jan 10th Jazz at The Galleon Tamarind Reef Resort “The Saturday Situation” Presents Jazz Pianist/Songwriter Extraordinaire Oren Levine & featuring Le Hot vocals by Adjoa, Marsvyn David on Bass and Howard Peters on Drums NOT TO BE MISSED! - ONE NIGHT ONLY!! Saturday, Jan. 10th, 2026 Check out further details in the NEWS or ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Sections of


Female Dies from Shark Attack at Dorsch Beach
A.J. Pike St. Croix - On Thursday, January 8, 2026, at approximately 4:28 pm, the 911 Emergency Call Center received several calls of a female who was suspected to be bitten by a shark at Dorsch Beach. Marine units as well as Fire and Emergency Medical Services were dispatched to the scene. Fire confirmed that the female lost an arm during the attack. It was first reported that there might be another victim but St. Croix Rescue made a search of the perimeter o


The Architecture of the Virgin Islands: Its All in the Details
John F. McKeon Image: Danish Customs House in the Christiansted National Historic Site on St. Croix The architecture of the Danish West Indies, (presently known as the U.S. Virgin Islands) is an adaptive style shaped by the region!s tropical climate and by its colonial history. Danish West Indian architecture was largely exported from the urban aesthetic of Copenhagen to the Caribbean islands of St. Thomas, St. Croix, and St. John. In historic towns like Christiansted and C


New Dietary Guidelines to Affect VI Schools, Prisons; Rejects Corporate Influence
M.A. Dworkin Washington - The Trump Administration is “turning the food pyramid upside down” with new guidelines for feeding programs that will emphasize eating plenty of proteins and healthy fats. The recommendations will directly impact daily meals served in America’s public schools, military bases, prisons and various federal facilities. “Today our government declares war on added sugar. Highly processed food loaded with additives - added sugar and excess salt - dama


Bryan Thanks VI for Unforgettable Crucian Fest
M.A. Dworkin St. Croix - In a statement from Government House, Governor Albert Bryan Jr. thanked the people of the Virgin Islands for an unforgettable 2025-2026 Crucian Christmas Festival, praising the cultural pride on display throughout the season, commending the strong turnout for the children’s parade, and recognizing the coordination that helped keep residents and visitors informed during Federal Aviation Administration air travel restrictions over the weekend. “Cr


Trump’s End Game in the Caribbean
M.A. Dworkin Caribbean - President Donald Trump has never been a man to think in small terms. It’s not as if he is looking at world conquest, but more to make the United States the dominant force in our own hemisphere. Chase out the Russians. Scare the heck out of the Chinese, take over Venezuela, Columbia, Cuba, and bully or take over any other country that does not see his personal view on how the Western World is supposed to behave. President Trump gave several expl
FAA Lifts Flight Restrictions USVI Flights to Resume
A.J. Pike USVI - The Virgin Islands Port Authority (VIPA) announced that the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has lifted the flight restrictions issued yesterday, January 3, 2026. Both the Cyril E. King Airport (STT) in St. Thomas and the Henry E. Rohlsen Airport (STX) in St. Croix are open for business as usual, and all normal operations have resumed as of today January 4, 2026. Fly The Whale and Cape Air will begin flights between St. Croix and St. Thomas, USVI, starti


STX Male Arrested for Attempted Murder
A.J. Pike St. Croix - On January 2, 2026, at around 12:39 am, the 911 Emergency Call Center received a report of an altercation between a male and female at a residence in Upper Love. Shortly thereafter, ShotSpotter notified VIPD that four shots were fired at the same location. Police Officers from the Patrol Division arrived on the scene and were informed by the female complainant that Edwardo Garcia Jr. fired shots at her. Officers immediately took Mr. Garcia Jr. into cust


U.S. Launches Large-scale Strike on Venezuela, Captures Maduro & Wife
M.A. Dworkin Caracas - The U.S. has captured Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro and his wife after launching a “successful large-scale strike against Venezuela,” early Saturday morning, President Donald Trump has confirmed. “Maduro has been flown out of the country,” said the U.S. President. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio anticipates no further action against Venezuela and stated that President Maduro will “stand trial on criminal charges in the U.S.”
Hot Jazz! At The Galleon The TROUBLEMAKERS w/Kevin Rames & CJ Baz One Night Only - Sat. Jan 17th
Hot Jazz! At The Galleon The TROUBLEMAKERS w/Kevin Rames & CJ Baz One Night Only - Sat. Jan 17th Jazz at The Galleon - Tamarind Reef Resort “The Saturday Situation” Presents those wild & pesky TROUBLEMAKERS featuring the electrifying Le Jazz Hot Duo Kevin Rames & CJ Baz ONE NIGHT ONLY!! Saturday, Jan. 17, 2026 Check out further details in the NEWS or ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Sections of St. Croix Times


Shootout in F’sted on Hospital Street
A.J. Pike St. Croix - ShotSpotter detected around 30 rounds fired in the vicinity of Hospital Street in Frederiksted early Wednesday morning, sometime after 9:30 am, December 31, 2025, as residents also reported hearing numerous gunshots ringing out in the area. According to information from the 911 Emergency Call Center, hospital personnel in the Emergency Room at Juan F. Luis Hospital (JFL) reported that a gunshot victim had been brought to the hospital via private v


Flu Cases Surge in U.S. 7.5M Sick; Measles on Rise
A.J. Pike U.S. - Flu is surging nationwide as Doctors say we are nowhere near the peak of the season. A new variant of influenza A, or H3N2, known as subclade K, has appeared and been given the nickname “Super Flu.” At least 7.5 million cases of the flu have been reported in the U.S. with 81,000 hospitalizations since the season began in October. Recent hospitalizations have nearly doubled in a single week to over 19,000 up from the previous week of just under 10,000. Approxi
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