Brief: St. Croix Woman Missing in Wake of Flash Floods
By Bill Kossler — November 10, 2010

V.I. Police Department sources say a 51-year-old woman may have been washed into the sea near Frederiksted late Wednesday afternoon. Police and rescue personnel purportedly called off the search at sunset, to resume in the morning. No name was given for the potential victim, and the department has yet to issue an official statement.
The Source will provide additional information as it becomes available.

Rains Blanket Territory, St. Croix Hit Hardest
By Source Staff — November 10, 2010


Flooding in Concordia on St. Croix was especially severe. (Photo Bill Kossler)While Wednesday was wet across the territory, St. Croix seemed to suffer the most. Severe flooding closed the St. Croix public schools at noon and sent nonessential government workers home at 1 p.m. Schools and government offices on St. Thomas and St. John remained open.
Public Works Commissioner Darryl Smalls called the situation on St. Croix critical.










Flash Floods Wreaking Havoc in Frederiksted
By Bill Kossler — November 10, 2010


Emancipation Drive was quickly eroding due to flash flooding.Flash floods Wednesday in Frederiksted, which many residents say are the worst in memory, have done severe damage to parts of the Frederiksted waterfront and nearby
“This is just tremendous,” said Phylis Joseph of Estate La Grange. “I've never seen rain or flooding like this, and I was here for Hugo.”
La Grange is cut off to motor vehicles in both directions. At 2 p.m. a riotous four-foot-deep cataract rolled across Concordia Rd., carrying trees and debris toward the sea. In the other direction, water began at Rotary West, increasing to more than three-feet deep for several hundred yards, making the road impassable that direction to vehicles smaller than a firetruck.

We experienced an earthquake last night. It wasn't heavy on the Richter scale, but we felt it. Tsunami came to my mind. Most of us live close to the ocean so I was very much concerned.

This is the end times, people. There shall be wars and rumours of wars. Earthquakes, pestilence, children making children, children killing their parents...and the list goes on.

bizzare, but sad

gyal, its not good to take a bad ting make joke, but lawd, u funny