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Clear skies made perfect day for revelers taking part in Adults' Parade - Vimarsana News

Clear skies made perfect day for revelers taking part in Adults' Parade

ST. THOMAS — A procession of bands and troupes filled Main Street with music and a colorful explosion of creative costumes at the St. Thomas Carnival Adults’ Parade on Saturday.

Bassanio David Jr. - Vimarsana News

Bassanio David Jr.

Bassanio G. David Jr. was born on St. Thomas, USVI, Aug. 10, 1931, as the first child of Lucita LaFong and Lt. Bassanio G. David Sr. Affectionately known by many

CFVI awards $224,362 in grants for youth programs - Vimarsana News

CFVI awards $224,362 in grants for youth programs

The Community Foundation of the Virgin Islands, or CFVI, has awarded $224,362 in grants to 18 organizations to support youth enrichment programming serving children and older youth in the territory.

"Let's Set Aside Our Differences to Save the Whim Museum" – Repeating Islands - Vimarsana News

"Let's Set Aside Our Differences to Save the Whim Museum" – Repeating Islands

The St. Croix Source’s Open Forum featured a moving and well informed opinion piece by Olasee Davis: “Let’s Set Aside Our Differences to Save the Whim Museum.” [Olasee Davis is a bush professor who lectures and writes about the culture, history, ecology and environment of the Virgin Islands when he is not leading hiking tours…

Thomas Merton's writings on race resonate, gain renewed attention in 2020 - Vimarsana News

Thomas Merton's writings on race resonate, gain renewed attention in 2020

A marker commemorating Thomas Merton in downtown Louisville, Kentucky. Demonstrations took place in Louisville surrounding the police killing of Breonna Taylor March 13. (Wikimedia Commons/W.marsh, CC by SA 3.0) He was a white guy, who spent most of his life alone in the woods in a then-Jim Crow region. But the words Thomas Merton, the Trappist monk, wrote on racial justice resonate as strongly today as they did when they were published more than a half-century ago. "He was ahead of his time," Gregory K. Hillis, a professor of theology at Bellarmine University in Louisville,...