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Homicides 2010
Here is a chronological log of the homicides recorded in 2010, with statistics broken down by island. The Source…

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Source Manager's Journal: Optimism, Pessimism, Faith and Hope

You can be 100 percent assured that no one at the recent Conservative Political Action Conference asked the question: When we see the problems that our country faces, what can we do to help our government and the President?

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2010-03-06 21:41:40
Relief Pilot Recounts Time at Haiti's Airport

St. Thomas pilot George Miller recently made his second flight to Haiti for USVI Haitian Relief, this time to ferry supplies and medical personnel. The following is his account from Monday.

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2010-03-04 12:56:50
March 3: A View From Port-au-Prince

Swazi Clarity, a logistics volunteer for the USVI Haitian Relief mission, blogs from Port-au-Prince to share her experiences at the Community Hospital of Haiti, where she is part of the St. Thomas-based team. We'll be updating her column with each new posting.

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2010-03-04 12:00:00
Lifestyles - Food and Wine — St. Thomas
Old and New Friends Gather for a Night of Culinary Delight

"The Pie Whole’s second annual Belgian Beer Experience on Saturday, Jan. 30, lived up to everyone’s expectations. The culinary team matched with a fantastic pairing of Belgian beers was the best of its kind event that I have attended," says Larry Boecker.

Read entire articleFeb 1 2010 - 10:37pm
Voracious Vegetarian’s Sweaty Vegetables With Goat Cheese

Perusing one of my many cookbooks a month or so ago when I was obsessing about opening a vegetarian restaurant, I came across a repeated reference to "sweating" vegetables. I had never heard of "sweating vegetables."  So what do we do?

 
 
 
Read entire articleNov 11 2009 - 10:34pm
Voracious Vegetarian, Zorba’s Spinach Pasta ala Ezekiel

You don't have to give up the good life when you give up flour.

 

 

 
 
Read entire articleOct 30 2009 - 1:12pm
The Voracious Vegetarian’s Hummus

 

Made with chick peas, also known as garbanzo beans, hummus is a versatile dish that is traditionally served with pita points, but is equally appetizing as a stand-alone side dish, or sandwich filler.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
Read entire articleOct 13 2009 - 4:13pm
Changing Times, Changing Wines…

Well, the holidays are over, and the healing has begun. Here we are at the open door of 2009 looking in and wondering, "will this be a better year than 2008?" The truth is: who knows? These are certainly Interesting times.

Read entire articleJan 8 2009 - 4:38am
Island Seasonings: Holiday Drink Recipes

Christmas time is upon the Virgin Islands until Three Kings Day and, as everywhere, food and drink traditions are a big part of what makes the holiday spirit. In the territory and on other Caribbean islands, Christmas is guavaberry time.

Read entire articleDec 29 2008 - 12:32am
Island Seasonings: Puerto Rican Christmas Soup

At the recent Christmas Festival "Soup Du Cure" fundraiser for Juan F. Luis Hospital, Ive and Carlos Lisse showcased sopón navideño, or Puerto Rican Christmas soup, a flavorful, brothy chicken soup with rice, green bananas, chilies, pigeon peas, cilantro, garlic and more.

Read entire articleDec 18 2008 - 3:54am
Red, White or Rosé?

While having lunch with some friends the other day, I was asked a simple question: What wines are customers buying more of recently? I had to think about this quite a bit because it made me realize that wine sales have changed significantly and rapidly over the past few years.

Read entire articleSep 15 2008 - 1:28pm
Bodacious Bordeaux

Bodacious: outright, unmistakable, remarkable, noteworthy, sexy, voluptuous (Merriam-Webster dictionary) Bordeaux: Wine region of France producing the greatest wines in the world. (My definition).

Read entire articleSep 6 2008 - 11:09pm
Everything Is Coming Up Rosé in France

Being in the wine business, all our guests bring a bottle or two of wines they want me to try, their "secret finds," but when it comes time for cocktails before dinner, or "aperitif," as is said in France, almost everyone settles down with a glass of rosé that has been sitting in an ice bucket on the table.

Read entire articleAug 26 2008 - 4:02am