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On Saturday, May 30, Rhyme and Lime STJ and the Gri Gri Project will host the next Rhyme and Lime at Bajo El Sol Gallery. Starting at 7 p.m., attendees can share their original works, works by a poet they admire, or they can sit and enjoy the poetry. The suggested theme is, “Truth, Power, and Satire”, and this month’s featured poet is Joeltica Rogers, the 2026 Poetry Out Loud...

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There are freedoms we enjoy every day that came at a cost most of us will never fully know. On Memorial Day, we pause not to celebrate war, but to remember those who never came home. We honor the brave men and women who answered the call to serve and gave their lives in defense of our nation and the ideals we hold dear. Their sacrifice was not measured only on distant battle...

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Nearly 25 years after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, changed the nation forever, tears, memories, and solemn tributes filled the Frederiksted waterfront Sunday as the American Legion Bromley Berkeley Post 133 hosted a community gathering to dedicate a permanent memorial honoring Virgin Islanders lost in the tragedy. Veterans, elected officials, first responders, famil...

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In his biweekly column, Langley Shazor speaks to issues important to men within the territory. For generations, strength has been defined in narrow terms. It has been measured by volume, dominance, endurance, and control. A strong man was the one who did not flinch, did not fold, and did not feel too much. He was steady, unshaken, and often unreachable. That image beca...

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Two swimmers from Fairhope, Alabama, led the field Sunday at Joe Kessler’s Beach 2 Beach Power Swim on St. John, with 16-year-old David Rainer winning the one-mile short course men’s division and 19-year-old Suzanne Rainer topping female competitors in the same race from Maho Bay to Cinnamon Bay. David Rainer finished the short course race from Maho Bay to Cinnamon Bay in 21 mi...

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