In Case You Missed It: Headlines From The Week

U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS — Catching up on this week's news? Here are the top headlines:

Governor Bryan Wants Vaccination Checks For Cruise Passengers
Governor Albert Bryan Jr. has asked Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis to reconsider legislation that bans vaccination checks for cruise passengers. Read the full article here.

Children's Museum Welcomes Families, No Appnt Needed On Weekends
The Virgin Island Children's Museum has started "open" days Friday through Sunday, when visitors do not need to book an appointment. Read more here.

New Program Aims To End Homelessness After Foster Care
A new housing assistance program aims to help young adults who are aging out of the foster system secure safe and stable housing. Learn more.

UVI Receives $6 Million Donation To Open Medical School
Donald Sussman, hedge fund founder and former UVI trustee, has donated $6 million to help UVI open an accredited medical school. Check out the full story.

Man Dies After Leaping Into Charlotte Amalie Waterfront
On Tuesday, June 8, a man jumped into the Charlotte Amalie waterfront and died. Full story here.

Sargassum Stench Shuts Down Fish And Wildlife Office
Decaying sargassum seaweed creates a stench so offensive that the Fish and Wildlife office in Red Hook will temporarily close. Find out more.

Governor Bryan Announces COVID-19 Vaccine Lottery For V.I. Residents
The Government of the Virgin Islands will give away $100,000 a week for 10 consecutive weeks beginning Tuesday, July 6. Check out the full story.

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