Denyce Singleton points out that the Social Security Administration is celebrating 75 years, but AARP is “concerned about the more recent Washington discussions about reducing the massive American deficit by cutting benefits to those dependent upon Social Security.”

Outraged by what they believe to be a lenient sentence recently given to Jamal Wesselhoft, the Board of Trustees of Crime Stoppers USVI is calling upon the Virgin Islands attorney general to take action.

Marie Johns of SBA explains how the United States Small Business Administration is helping minority-owned business grow.

Michael A. Monagle is unable to understand the recent decision of the Senate to build a drag strip on St. Thomas.

The University of the Virgin Islands community pays tribute to the late Sen. Lorraine Berry, “an enthusiastic ally.”

   The hated and confusing Levelized Energy Adjustment Clause is not unfair, nor a rip-off, nor part of some evil conspiracy.  And when given a chance to lower rates, we in the territory have repeatedly chosen other priorities over lower utility rates, so everyone needs to stop whining and blaming the V.I. Water and Power Authority.

 J.E. Smith finds that the crime, violence and men who won’t find work have made him decide to vacation elsewhere.

 Is it ok to advertise that U.S. Virgin Islands beaches are in no risk of contamination from the BP oil spill? Yes. 

Former Senator Clement Magras extended his condolences to the family of Senator Lorraine L. Berry on her passing.