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V.I. teachers receive Community Foundation grants
The Community Foundation of the Virgin Islands - using money from the Anderson Family Fund for Education - has awarded $20,000 in grants to public school teachers for the 2009-2010 school year.
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Crumbling rocks may be stabilised
Work to stabilise a crumbling rock face in Jersey could start in January if plans by Jersey Property Holdings are given approval.
Coming Home: Bishop-elect Etienne returns to Olph for special Mass
The Most Rev. Paul Etienne will become bishop of the Diocese of Cheyenne, Wyo., on Dec.
St Helier teenagers robbed as they walked home
Two teenage men were robbed as they made their way home after a night out with friends.
Year in prison for sex offender
The fourth man charged as part of Jersey police's ongoing historic abuse inquiry has been sentenced to 12 months in prison.
Annual hike marks St. John revolt
On Nov. 23, 1733, a group of captive Africans used weapons stashed away in woodpiles to steal six months of freedom.
Review process $3.17 million over budget
Consultants' bills mount for WAPA Review process $3.17 million over budget By CONSTANCE COOPER Wednesday, November 25th 2009 ST.
Theatre group stages show for Operation Butterfly
An opera and drama society has chosen the Operation Butterfly to receive the proceeds from their annual fundraiser.
PSC cuts back ferry runs between Cruz Bay and Charlotte Amalie
A The V.I. Public Services Commission voted Monday to reduce the number of ferry runs between downtown Charlotte Amalie and Cruz Bay through the tourist season to give more financial stability to the struggling ferry companies.
New Silversea ship to sail world cruise
Silversea Cruisesa new ship, the Silver Spirit, will embark on a 119-day world cruise during the 2011 season.
Neo-Nazis, tattoos, stabbings and muzak same old story.
Neo-Nazis, tattoos, stabbings and muzak. Same old story. Left to right : Gary Smith, Jean-Charles Tanzi, Will Browning and Daniel Jack of the band No Remorse which recorded the album Barbecue in Rostock .
Delayed shops set to open by May
A shopping centre on the site of Jersey's old abattoir in St Helier is due to open by May, the project's letting agent has said.
Road closed after cavern collapse
A road in St Helier was closed after it collapsed into a large cavern developed below the surface, Jersey Water said.
Sixty attacks on hospital staff in Epsom, Sutton and St Helier
Violent and aggressive patients and relatives are making life hell for doctors and nurses at all three local hospitals, Epsom, St Helier and Sutton.
Yesterday all anyone could talk about was the rain. the morning downpour closed many org and canceled many events.
Winds force ship to abandon stay
Severe winds off the coast of Jersey has led to a Royal Navy ship having to abandon plans to berth in St Helier.
St Helier hospital: More than 10,000 people attend the trust's A&Es each month
Cases of MRSA bacteraemia and C. difficile at Epsom, St Helier and Sutton hospitals are still falling according to new figures published last week.
Public service needs structural reform - Cowen
THE PUBLIC service required "permanent structural reform", Taoiseach Brian Cowen said yesterday.
Funeral held for landslide victim
The funeral of a Jersey woman who was killed by a landslide in Tenerife is to be held later.
Epsom and St Helier hospitals will not de-merge
EPSOM and St Helier hospitals will not be de-merging to form separate NHS trusts, it has been decided.