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Division of Cultural Education Launches Rebranding Campaign

 The Division of Cultural Education is looking to rebrand, and the public is invited to help.

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On Thursday, April 25, the St. Thomas community was enjoying J'Ouvert when the celebration was shattered by gunshots which injured three people. Public safety officials immediately canceled the remainder of J'Ouvert.

 
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Coal Pot Cook-Off Brings Historical Fun and Great Food

Fort Christian was fragrant with smells familiar to locals and welcoming to visitors, many of those taking their first tastes of coal pot cooking Wednesday at the Coal Pot Cook-Off.

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2013-05-23 01:48:53
Banco Popular’s Celebrity Chef Events Begin Thursday

Banco Popular is bringing back its "Ultimate Flavors of the Islands" celebrity cookout on Thursday and Friday to showcase talent and lend a hand to the development of future culinary professionals.

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2013-05-23 00:36:32
Main Entrance to Havensight, WICO Dock Closed through Sunday

The main entrance and exit to the Havensight Shopping Mall and the West Indian Company dock and will be closed beginning Thursday at 5 a.m. as work crews lay asphalt in the area.

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2013-05-22 23:50:21
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St. John Group Donates New Running Shoes to Kean High

Ivanna Eudora Kean High School's cross country team will be getting about 100 new pairs of Nike Cross Country shoe Thursday, thanks to St. John-based group Using Sport for Social Change, the group announced Thursday. The new shoes will be hand delivered by Dean Doeling, founder of Using Sport for Social Change.

Doeling hopes the donation will uplift Kean’s cross country team and "give them a major competitive edge over their opponents this season and beyond," according to the group's statement. Right now the cross country team consists of 20 teammates, both male and female, and are from both St. Thomas and St. John. Each teammate will be given a new pair of shoes for the season, leaving the other shoes for future athletes of the same team.

The group is tied to Nike Sports and its primary purpose is to support local sporting programs that are already in place, with fundraising, community education and sporting equipment donated through Nike, according to its statement. Using Sports for Change is also trying to resurrect some failed sporting programs and provide play days where kids from all classes and cultures can come together for and participate in sports-based games and skill challenges.

More information can be found at www.usingsportforsocialchange.com, or by contacting the St. John Community Foundation.

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