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CARIBBEAN NEWSPAPERS (http://www.caribbeannewspapers.com/)
Features links to newspapers throughout the caribbean islands.
CARIBBEAN WRITER (http://rps.uvi.edu/CaribbeanWriter/)
The online version of The Caribbean writer. Publishes Caribbean poetry, short fiction, personal essays, one-act plays, translations, book reviews, interviews. Includes special sections on Columbus in the Caribbean, Cuban poetry, cricket in poetry, Surinamese short fiction, hurricanes, poetry and fiction from Belize. Showcases art by Virgin Islands artists.
GOVERNMENT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS (http://www.vimail.com//)
Describes the government of the Virgin Islands. Offers access to the Web sites of various governmental departments and offices. Provides information about government programs, services, news, issues, and the economy.
ST. CROIX SOURCE (http://new.onepaper.com/stcroixvi/)
Features. Arts, Editorial, Sports, Education, Science/Technology,
Features/Lifestyles, Entertainment, News - National, Business, Local and International News.
ST. CROIX THIS WEEK (http://www.stcroixthisweek.com/)
St. Croix This Week is a comprehensive guide of news, what to do and see, and where to shop and dine. Serves as a guide to helpful information.
ST. JOHN SOURCE (http://www.onepaper.com/stjohnvi/)
Features. Arts, Editorial, Sports, Education, Science/Technology,
Features/Lifestyles, Entertainment, News - National, Business, Local and International News.
ST. JOHN TRADEWINDS NEWS (http://www.stjohntradewindsnews.com/)
St. John Tradewinds News.
ST. THOMAS SOURCE (http://new.onepaper.com/stthomasvi/)
Features. Arts, Editorial, Sports, Education, Science/Technology,
Features/Lifestyles, Entertainment, News - National, Business, Local and International News.
ST. THOMAS THIS WEEK (including ST. JOHN) (http://www.stthomasthisweek.com)
St. Thomas and St. John This Week is a comprehensive guide of news, what to do and see, and where to shop and dine. Serves as a guide to helpful information.
UNIVERSITY OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS (http://www.uvi.edu/pub-relations/uvi/home.html)
Presents the University of the Virgin Islands, the publicly supported university in the Virgin Islands, a US territory. Provides information about academic programs and library services. Offers access to online tutorials, the student newspaper, other publications, and software. Links to the Public Relations Office and other related Web sites. Posts contact information for the Saint Thomas and Saint Croix campuses via mailing addresses and telephone numbers.
UNIVERSITY OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS LIBRARIES (http://library.uvi.edu/)
Home page of the University of the Virgin Islands Libraries (St. Thomas and St. Croix). Presents general information about the library, its collections and resources. There are links to: Caribbean Resources, African-American sites on the Internet, Electronic Journals, Caribbean newspapers and Search Engines. Users can logon to the online databases (FirstSearch, and CINAHL), as well as telnet to UVIAL online catalog.
VIRGIN ISLANDS BUSINESS JOURNAL (http://www.vibj.com/)
Features weekly online news from businesses and organizations throughout the U.S. Virgin Islands.
VIRGIN ISLANDS DAILY NEWS (http://www.virginislandsdailynews.com)
The only independent newspaper serving the people of the Virgin Islands. This Pulitzer prize winning newspaper has an office on St. Thomas and a St. Croix Bureau. The newspaper is distributed throughout the three U.S. Virgin Islands and online.
WRRA RADIO 1290 AM (http://www.wrra.vi/home/home.html)
Local radio station on St. Croix - 1290 AM. Located on St. Croix in the Eastern Caribbean, WRRA serves a diverse audience of contrasting cultural roots. St. Croix, under seven flags since it's discovery by Columbus on his second voyage 1493, has a rich history reflected in the islands radio style of WRRA. It contains a blend of European old world architecture charm, pulsating West African rhythms, U.S. mainland political dynamic, and Hispanic machismo all play a part in defining St. Croix diversity. Showcases a wide variety of entertainment blended into a presentation of Blues, Jazz, Calypso, Country, Gospel, Latin, and Pop. WRRA radio reaches an audience of nearly a million people in the U.S. and British Virgin Islands, Eastern
Puerto Rico, as well as St. Kitts, Nevis, Statia and Saba.
WSTA THE LUCKY 13 1340 AM RADIO STATION (http://www.wsta.com/)
WSTA, LUCKY 13 radio station is the oldest radio station in the Virgin Islands and was the first news organization in the entire Caribbean region to post DAILY news to the web - since 1995. The station started as a "get away from it all" retirement hobby for William N. Greer who had wired most of the radio stations in Puerto Rico. In 1950, Greer decided to start his own radio station after retiring to St. Thomas. 1984, Addie Ottley, under the company name Ottley Communications Corporation, bought the station, boosted its capability to 1000 watts of stereo power. Lucky 13 was able to remain the island's guiding force during Hurricane Hugo and Hurricane Marilyn and again during Hurricane Lenny. WSTA is celebrated its jubilee year in 2000, as it reached 50 years of broadcasting
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