Beautiful Dreamers helps Virgin Islanders cope with stress Tuesday, Feb. 23, 2021 News Changes in lifestyle and stress resulting from both Hurricanes Irma and Maria and the COVID-19 pandemic have compounded for many Virgin Islanders, resulting in increased depression, anxiety, abuse, suicide and substance abuse. To combat these mental health issues, the nonprofit group Beautiful Dreamers works to provide healthy strategies for children, families and individuals who are having difficulties coping with today’s unique challenges. Click here to read more now. COVID-19 Vaccine available to all starting March 1 All Virgin Islanders can sign up to receive the COVID-19 vaccine starting on March 1, and vaccination centers will be set up at the St. Thomas and St. Croix campuses of the University of the Virgin Islands, Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. announced Monday. Click here to read more now. News WAPA's St. John line burial raises concerns The V.I. Water and Power Authority plans to move ahead with burying utility lines in Cruz Bay and other select areas of the island next month, officials announced at a virtual St. John Coastal Zone Management Committee meeting. However, the plan is raising some concerns with Historic Preservation Committee members. Click here to read more now. Island Life Fireburn documentary wins film festival awards “Fireburn The Documentary,” a Fireburn Foundation film produced by Crucian Angela Golden Bryan, has been selected to be screened at a number of major film festivals and is scheduled to air on PBS in 2022. The film focuses on the bloody labor revolt of 1878 on St. Croix known as the Fireburn and takes an in depth look at the women who were called “Queens” due to their leadership. Click here to read more now. Visit today's E-edition ‌ ‌ The Virgin Islands Daily News | 9155 Estate Thomas, St. Thomas, 00802 U.S. Virgin Islands Unsubscribe [email protected] Update Profile | Customer Contact Data Notice Sent by [email protected]