I would like to answer you on your opinion on the VI flag.
The yeoman that you speak of was my grandfather Percival Wilson Sparks. Furthermore my great aunt Blanche Joseph Sasso and my grandmother Grace Joseph Sparks hand crocheted the first flag.

Resident would like to hear from more St. Thomians who are far away.

Catherine Mills, who holds a master's degree in social work, notes that March has been set aside to honor social workers. But many people do not understand the role that social workers play in making a real difference in people's lives. Mills explains.

Ralph J. Blanchard, founder and CEO of U.S. Virgin Islands Airways Inc., responds to Robert Siefert's claim, in a recent article in St. Thomas Source, that a Virgin Islands airline won't work.

Some island ways are inborn -- others acquired says Josephy Lisowski, but,thankfully, either way they are remembered.

There has been a lot of confusion and projection surrounding Judge Thomas K. Moore’s opinion that the Wrongful Discharge Act, as it stands, violates national labor policy and the ensuing return to “at-will” employment.

Being homeless is not easy in the "American Paradise," the United States Virgin Islands, despite the great weather, writes Catherine Mills. But resources are available to help the homeless, if we make the commitment to tap into them.

A St. Thomas engineering student says some people at his school in the states are naive about the existence of the U.S. Virgin Islands. He believes it may be due to inadequate advertising and promotion.

Businessman Neil Weiss says "printing mistakes" on an invitation led to inaccuracies in a Source story about Democratic fund-raising event.

It is interesting -- and more than a bit ironic -- to note Sen. Alicia “Chucky” Hansen’s advocacy on behalf of tourism regarding the head tax legislation proposed by Sen. Roosevelt David.
In a recent letter to an official of the cruise ship industry, Hansen asked them to assist her in “beating back Sen. David’s attack [on tourism].”