Author: BY DEAN GREENAWAY Special to The Daily News
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Wheatley painting Tortola different colors after losingjob of 24 years after hurricane
TORTOLA — Nicole Wheatley is purposely unconventional and marches to her own beat. Read More: Wheatley painting Tortola different colors after losingjob of 24 ... -
BVI educators challenged to step outside comfort zone to get students learning
TORTOLA — Orlandette Crabbe, the acting chief officer for Education in the British Virgin Islands, told a gathering of more than 400 educators that ... -
Joint BVI, USVI taskf force seize plane with drugs in Anegada operation
TORTOLA — A joint task force comprising British Virgin Islands and U.S. drug enforcement officials seized a plane in Anegada believed to be trafficking ... -
BVI August Festival Parade lives up to theme of ‘culture, color and splendor’
TORTOLA — The BVI Emancipation Festival didn’t disappoint. Read More: BVI August Festival Parade lives up to theme of ‘culture, color and splendor’ Source: ... -
BVI gearing up for 69th Emancipation August Festival
TORTOLA — JoyAnn Reid, renowned political analyst and host of the popular show “The ReidOut” on MSNBC, will trade hats on Saturday night as ... -
Fourth person charged in last week's cocaine bust
TORTOLA — A fourth person has been charged, and three others were questioned and released pending a further probe, in last week’s cocaine bust ... -
Controversy prematurely brings end to Kings and Queens tourney
TORTOLA — A matchup between two of the territory’s top women’s softball teams came to a premature and controversial end early Monday morning in ... -
142 graduate from BVI’s Stoutt College
TORTOLA — On hundred and forty two students graduated Thursday from the H. Lavity Stoutt Community College during its 30th commencement exercise held at ... -
Officials laud American Airlines’ debut flight to BVI
TORTOLA — British Virgin Islands Premier Natalio Wheatley and Communications and Works Minister Kye Rymer were the first passengers deplaning Thursday from American Airlines ... -
Collins appeals for assistance after latest BVI homicide
TORTOLA — British Virgin Islands Police Commissioner Mark Collins is appealing to residents for assistance in restoring “calm and peace” after the territory’s fourth ...