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George A. Seaman was born in 1904 at a seaside village in Frederiksted. He died in 1997. (Submitted photo)
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Open Forum: The USVI Should be Thankful for the Conservation Efforts of George A. Seaman and the Gasperi Family

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Open Forum: When it Comes to Climate Change, We Are All on the Same Ship
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Open Forum: When it Comes to Climate Change, We Are All on the Same Ship

By Olasee Davis -
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Open Forum: Comprehensive Land and Water Use Plan Needed Now Before More Opportunities are Missed
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Open Forum: Comprehensive Land and Water Use Plan Needed Now Before More Opportunities are Missed

By Olasee Davis -
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Cathy Prince, president of the St. Croix Hiking Association, leads a hike up the hill of Wells Bay Estate in St. Croix's Maroon Country. (Photo by Olasee Davis)
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Open Forum: St. Croix’s Maroon Country Should Be a Territorial Park System Priority

By Olasee Davis -
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Geologically speaking, all the northern Virgin Islands including the British Virgin Islands are on the same “bank or “shelf” as Puerto Rico. (Image courtesy Olasee Davis)
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Open Forum: V.I., Puerto Rico Ties Extend Beyond Friendship to Region’s Geology

By Olasee Davis -
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Wilfred "Bomba" Allick Port and Transshipment Center on St. Croix. (Photo courtesy Virgin Islands Port Authority)
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Op-Ed: The Truth About the Industrial Development of St. Croix’s South Shore

By Jed JohnHope -
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Op-Ed: Let’s Take the Government to Court Over St. John Land Swap
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Op-Ed: Let’s Take the Government to Court Over St. John Land Swap

By Olasee Davis -
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The Estate Thomas forestry crew in 1972. Larry Bough is standing second from left. (USDA Forest Service Photo)
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Opinion: Remember Larry Bough Whenever You See A Mahogany Tree

By Olasee Davis -
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This is the September plum fruits attached to the stem of the tree. The September plum, which produces fruits in September, looks like the hog plum fruits, but calling the same fruit September plum is in incorrect as they are two different fruits and trees. (Photo by Olasee Davis)
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Opinion: Don’t Confuse Hog Plums With September Plums

By Olasee Davis -
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The fruits are pleasantly odorous and have somewhat of an acid and are edible with a thin flesh slightly sour and pungent with a large seed about 1 inch long. These fruits are delicious and juicy, and packed with vitamins. (Photo by Olasee Davis)
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Opinion: Hog Plums a Rich Part of Virgin Islands History and Culture

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