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South Africa hosting of the FIFA World Cup 2010
Healthcare Reform: Signed, Sealed and Delivered
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Special Report on the Haiti Earthquake
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The official release of the V.I. Commemorative Quarter will occur at a launch ceremony hosted by the Office of the Governor on Friday, October 9, 2009 at Emancipation Garden at 9:30 A.M. on St. Thomas. Members of the community are invited to join Governor John P. de Jongh, Jr., Lieutenant Governor Gregory Francis and Mrs. Francis, the Cabinet, and Deputy Director of the U.S. Mint Andrew D. Brunhart for this important ceremony. Children under 18 will receive a free V.I. Commemorative Quarter, courtesy of the U.S. Mint. Scotiabank will have the new V.I. quarter available for sale in commemorative packaging.
MoneyTalk (Monday, Jan. 18 2:30-4:30pm AST): Martin Luther King "I have a dream", has it come to pass? Special guest Former New York City Mayor David Dinkins (NYC first African-American Mayor).
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MoneyTalk (Monday, Jan. 25th 2:30-4:30pm): Special Guest Warren Jestin, Ph.D., Senior Vice-President & Chief Economist Scotiabank (Canada)
A MoneyTalk & More AM 970 WSTX Exclusive Interview with Mr. John C. Bogle Jr, Founder/Former CEO/President of Vanguard Group(one of the world's largest mutual fund companies with $1 trillion in assets). Thursday, January 28th 2010 2:30 - 4:30pm (AST). Click here for his bio
The Kalalloo Channel will Broadcast LIVE The Agricultural and Food Fair / Festival
St. Croix, USVI
February 13-15, 2010
There is food, music, plants, animals and fun! There are many activities for the entire family.
A MoneyTalk & More AM 970 WSTX Exclusive Interview with Mr. Steve Forbes, Chairman/CEO of Forbes (Forbes Magazine). Monday, December 28th 2009 2:30 - 4:30pm (AST). Click here to hear the interview Re-Broadcast
MoneyTalk Special guest
Harry C. Alford, President & CEO/Co-Founder,
National Black Chamber of Commerce
(Monday, March 15th 2:30-4:30pm AST)
Harry C. Alford, President & CEO
National Black Chamber of Commerce
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Pakistan Deputy Prime Minister & Minister of Commerce visit USVI:
Official Meet and Greet Reception
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Caribbean Museum Center for the Arts
August 09, 2009
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The Constitution of the Virgin Islands of the United States Fifth Constitutionl Convention Draft Document.
Governor Submits Executive
Budget to 28th Legislature
On Friday, June 26, 2009 Governor John P. deJongh, Jr. submitted his proposed Executive Budget for Fiscal Year 2010 to the 28th Legislature.
Click here to review or print proposed Executive Budget for Fiscal Year 2010
Click Here for Full Report - Executive Budget FY 2010 $854 Million
Governor Makes Determination Regarding Proposed Constitution
Budget to 28th Legislature
On Friday, June 26, 2009 Governor John P. deJongh, Jr. submitted his proposed Executive Budget for Fiscal Year 2010 to the 28th Legislature.
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Alexander Hamilton
Estate Grange and Other Sites
Special Resource Study
Tuesday, August 11th, 630pm
Danish West India and Guinea Company Warehouse (Old Post Office)
Christiansted National Historic Site
2100 Church St., # 100
Christiansted, St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands 00820
Wednesday, August 12th, 630pm
Rotary West Community Center
40 KA-KD Estate La Grange
Frederiksted, St. Croix 00840
Project Website
The following website will contain updates and other information about
the special resource study. Please check in and post a comment to the
website anytime you like: http://parkplanning.nps.gov/
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A Caribbean man who should have been a U.S. President
Alexander Hamilton
St. Croix the boyhood home of Alexander Hamilton
An American Founding Father & The man who made modern America
The architect of the American Financial System and the U.S. Federal Government
First U.S. Treasury Secretary (He is one of two person who's face appears on a U.S. currency that were Non-Presidents)
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Alexander Hamilton Founder of the New York Society for promoting the Manumission for the freeing of Slaves, click this link for more detail.
Presents
St. Croix Heritage House
Alexander Hamilton Exhibit
Caribbean Museum Center for the Art
AlexanderHamiltonMuseum.com. Come journey and rediscover St. Croix's Alexander Hamilton…
Piece of History - Obama inks bill allowing studyof hamilton's boyhood home
For Story by Reporter Stephanie Hanlon
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Obama meets Central American leaders
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad -- President Barack Obama, beginning his final day of the Fifth Summit of the Americas, told Central American leaders that their region is important and the United States wanted to be a true partner.
''I'm looking forward to hearing more about how the United States can be an effective partner with all the countries represented,'' Obama told them at a gathering Sunday morning.
Obama met with the presidents of Nicaragua, the Dominican Republic, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Panama.
Obama sat at the head of a U-shaped table, with Nicaragua's Daniel Ortega on his right and Costa Rica's Oscar Arias on his left. Before the meeting, Obama shook hands with Ortega, whose 47-minute speech during the opening ceremony Saturday remained the subject of chatter among summit participants.
Obama told leaders that he's aware it's easy to get overlooked in a summit with 34 leaders, but the region was important to him and he wanted to hear their concerns.
''Obviously when you're in a (large) group ... it's more difficult to focus just on the regional issues. So this gives me an opportunity to hear more directly about both challenges and opportunities in the region,'' Obama said, according to a White House report on his remarks.
On Saturday evening, before Obama and leaders attended a summit dinner, the president appeared to be in deep conversation with Chilean President Michelle Bachelet. Obama also has been trying to spend some time with Haiti's René Préval to discuss that nation's struggles.
The dinner gathering was treated to an array of music -- from Bob Marley's ''No Woman, No Cry'' to Carlos Santana's ``Oye Como Va''.
The menu included lots of local fare: fried plantain, cassava and bhaji cakes with apple papaya chutney, along with traditional Trinidadian corn soup with dumplings. The main entree was grilled tenderloin of beef accompanied with arugula mashed potatoes, Trinidadian tomato chokha and spicy tamarind sauce. For dessert, leaders were treated to ''Kiss of the Hummingbird'' cakes, described as an aromatic infusion of island fruit with mango ice cream.
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad -- President Barack Obama, beginning his final day of the Fifth Summit of the Americas, told Central American leaders that their region is important and the United States wanted to be a true partner.
''I'm looking forward to hearing more about how the United States can be an effective partner with all the countries represented,'' Obama told them at a gathering Sunday morning.
Obama met with the presidents of Nicaragua, the Dominican Republic, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Panama.
Obama sat at the head of a U-shaped table, with Nicaragua's Daniel Ortega on his right and Costa Rica's Oscar Arias on his left. Before the meeting, Obama shook hands with Ortega, whose 47-minute speech during the opening ceremony Saturday remained the subject of chatter among summit participants.
Obama told leaders that he's aware it's easy to get overlooked in a summit with 34 leaders, but the region was important to him and he wanted to hear their concerns.
''Obviously when you're in a (large) group ... it's more difficult to focus just on the regional issues. So this gives me an opportunity to hear more directly about both challenges and opportunities in the region,'' Obama said, according to a White House report on his remarks.
On Saturday evening, before Obama and leaders attended a summit dinner, the president appeared to be in deep conversation with Chilean President Michelle Bachelet. Obama also has been trying to spend some time with Haiti's René Préval to discuss that nation's struggles.
The dinner gathering was treated to an array of music -- from Bob Marley's ''No Woman, No Cry'' to Carlos Santana's ``Oye Como Va''.
The menu included lots of local fare: fried plantain, cassava and bhaji cakes with apple papaya chutney, along with traditional Trinidadian corn soup with dumplings. The main entree was grilled tenderloin of beef accompanied with arugula mashed potatoes, Trinidadian tomato chokha and spicy tamarind sauce. For dessert, leaders were treated to ''Kiss of the Hummingbird'' cakes, described as an aromatic infusion of island fruit with mango ice cream.
Saturday, April 4, 2009
GEORGETOWN
CARICOM is also warning that thousands of persons in the region could “slip back into poverty” as a result of the global economic and financial crisis.
The Guyana-based CARICOM Secretariat said that the region’s concerns as well as its views on the related reform of the international financial architecture had been conveyed to the just concluded G20 summit in
It said the 15-member grouping had called on the international community “to level the playing field with regard to the treatment of the offshore financial jurisdictions in small developing countries.
| Antilles |
| Amigoe - Amigoe is a Dutch language Antillean newspaper with plenty of English language resources including classified job listing. |
| Antigua |
| Antigua Sun - The Antigua Online Front Page. |
| Antigua Sun Online - Local, regional, classified, commentary, sports. |
| HeraldLink Caribbean - Caribbean news from the Miami Herald - The Miami Herald is a much read newspaper in much of Latin America and the Caribbean. |
| Anguilla from Yahoo news service - Yahoo Information |
| Washington Post Antigua - well done, as always... |
| Aruba |
| Amigoe-Amigoe is a Dutch language Antillean newspaper with plenty of English language resources including classified job listing. |
| Bahamas |
| Abaco Life - Abaco Life is an island magazine. The site includes information about the magazine & Abaco as well as links to other web sites. |
| Bahamas Daily Newspapers - Find Bahamas newspapers and magazines online, and news sites. |
| The Bahamas Journal of Science - An independent academic journal featuring original research and articles of scientific interest related to the Bahamas Islands - |
| The Nassau Guardian - Daily newspaper established in 1844. Contains the newspaper PDF version, previous archives and on-line classified. |
| Barbados |
| Barbados Advocate - Daily news, editorials, features, sports, business, entertainment, and other sections. |
| The Caribbean News Agency - CANA is a non-profit cooperative, owned by twelce regional pricate and public sector media houses: four newspapers |
| The Nation Online - Barbados Nation Online newspaper featuring Caribbean news sports features business money technology culture art music life photos politics environment tourism. |
| Bermuda |
| Bermuda Sun - Weekly newspaper that is updated every Friday afternoon. |
| Royal Gazette - Daily and weekly news from Bermuda. |
| Bonaire |
| Bonaire E-News - Weekly news about happenings on Bonaire, including entertainment and local events. |
| Bonaire Reporter - English language weekly. |
| Entre Nous - Monthly newsletter from the Tourism Corporation Bonaire. |
| Telecuraçao - Serving Curacao and Bonaire. Includes show guide.. |
| British Virgin Islands |
| Cayman Islands |
| Cayman Net News- Grand Cayman Island. |
| Z99.9 Radio - LISTEN TO YOUR CUE TO CALL FROM THE BREAKFAST BUZZ OR E-MAIL YOUR STORY TO EMMY@Z99.KY. IF WE READ YOURS YOU ARE QUALIFIED TO WIN: ... |
| Cuba |
| Miami Herald: Cuba - Cuba news from the Miami Herald including top stories and the Cuban Colada blog. |
| News & Media Resources |
| Curaçao |
| Amigoe - Online version of this daily newspaper. |
| Dominica |
| The Independent - A Dominican Newspaper. |
| The New Chronicle - (Dominica) |
| TV Radio World - adioStationWorld is an informational directory dealing with the radio broadcasters worldwide. We depend on many people around the world to help us keep the ... |
| Washington Post - Dominica - Part of their World Reference Section. |
| Dominican Republic |
| Newspapers & Media Resources |
| Grenada |
| Guadeloupe - The Washington Post maintains news resources for Guadeloupe and most other countries |
| Haiti |
| Haiti en Marche - L'EVENEMENT Notre message au Président Obama p.1. POLITIQUE Et la moralité de nos candidats? p.1. ECONOMIE Non à la taxation: Mais la satisfaction ... |
| Haiti Global Village - Explore and discover in Haiti Global Village: an interactive online community, resources and information for Haiti and the Haitian people throughout the world; information and resources on Haitian Culture, Art, Literature, Music, Society, Business, Economy, Politics, News, Communications, Computers and the Internet in Haiti. |
| Haiti News Network - Find the Latest news and headlines about Haiti & Haitians collected from newspapers and news agencies worldwide. Listen to Haitian Radio.Joint Forums & learn about Haitian Music & culture. |
| HaitiNewsPort- The objective of the Haiti News Port is to provide you rapid access to a comprehensive and in-depth collection of resources providing timely news on Haiti. |
| Haïti Progrés - Haiti Progres is the largest Haitian newspaper, published in French, English, and Creole every Wednesday - Since 1983. |
| Haitiwebs - News, Live radio, chat, entertainment, etc... |
| Le Nouvelliste - Haiti's oldest, founded in 1898, and biggest daily newspaper online. |
| Présentation de l'AHP - Haitian Press Agency's Home page from Port-au-Prince, Haïti - En Français, En Español & English. |
| Washington Post Haiti - Haiti Traffic bustles on J.J. Dessalines Blvd. in downtown Port-au-Prince, a poor city in ... Enter a country name for news, background and Internet links: ... |
| Jamaica |
| Irie FM Radio - Live from Jamaica, news, sports, greetings, chat, and forums. |
| Jamaican Gleaner - An excellent paper. A paper that provides am astounding amount of services & resources. |
| Jamaica Information Service - The British Council is the UK’s international organisation for cultural relations and educational opportunities. For nearly 75 years we have been building ... |
| The Jamaica Observer - the Internet Edition. The Newspaper of Choice! |
| Montserrat |
| Montserrat Reporter - The on-line version of the Montserrat Reporter. |
| Nevis & St. Kitts |
| The Democrat - Democrat online, main page. (geocities). |
| Puerto Rico |
| Newspapers & Media Resources |
| St. Barthelemy |
| Le Journal de St. Barts - Weekly local newspaper - Site features weekly lead articles. |
| Radio Transat - Local radio station - site in french, presents the team and its programming. |
| St. Maarten |
| The Daily Herald - St. Maarten's most informative site from the leading newspaper The Daily Herald. |
| Teen Times - Provides various news stories with a focus on Korean culture, social trends, and entertainment news. |
| St. Lucia, West Indies |
| Helen Television System & Radio 100 - News, sports, weather & more. |
| One Caribbean Newspaper - The Newspaper with the largest circulation in St. Lucia. |
| St. Vicent & The Grenadines |
| The Herald - First international daily newspaper published & printed in St. Vincent & the Grenadines. |
| Trinidad & Tobago |
| Caribbean Beat - Caribbean glossy magazine published bi-monthly, distributed as the inflight magazine for Caribbean Airlines. General-interest pan-Caribbean magazine, ... |
| Caribbean News Agency CANA - Cananews, The Caribbean's Premier News Resource. News & Sports information from all over the Caribbean and the Wider World. |
| Catholic News On-Line - The internet edition of the Catholic News, the weekly newspaper of the archdiocese of Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago. |
| The Trinidad Express - Trinidad Express Newspaper: offers Trinidad news, Trinidad stories, sports, business and opinion in Trinidad & Tobago. |
| The Trinidad Express - Trinidad Express Newspaper: offers Trinidad news, Trinidad stories, sports, business and opinion in Trinidad & Tobago. |
| Trinidad Newsday - Portal of Trinidad and Tobago with always fresh news on sport, business, culture and entertainment. |
| US Virgin Islands |
| News Channel 8 - Includes information about the staff, contact details and programming information. |
| St. John Tradewinds Newspaper - USVI - Since 1972, Tradewinds Newspaper has been the island authority: read by residents, visitors, and lovers of St. John who, for the moment, must be away from the tropical island they long for. The Web edition brings selected stories, photographs, editorial, and reports from the latest Newspaper edition. |
| Virgin Islands Daily News - Online version of this Pulitzer Prize winning daily newspaper; offers news, stories, sports, and opinion editorials. |
| WCVI TV UPN 27 - Described as the 'people's channel'. Programming schedule included here. |
| WTJX Channel 12 - Daily schedules and programming information from this PBS affiliate. |
Da "Wata kalalloo" Food Event is a fundraiser
to benefit the Caribbean Museum Center for the Arts, Inc
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