Editorial: Let’s Talk About the Death of the St. Croix Avis
By 2019, the Avis became such a rarity that Government House struggled to circulate the paper for staffers not working in St. Croix.
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After a 180-year reign, the longest-running print newspaper in the U.S. Virgin Islands announced in January that it would cease publication. The paper’s owner and publisher, Rena Brodhurst, shared the news with readers in a letter published in their Sunday-Monday print edition.
In late 2019, Congresswoman Stacey Plaskett awarded Brodhurst the first D. H…
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