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Reichhold Center Still Needs Millions to Rebuild and Reopen

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Once a premier artistic venue in the Eastern Caribbean, the pride of the University of the Virgin Islands, and the joy of the St. Thomas community, the Reichhold Center for the Arts now sits closed and broken, still awaiting restoration from the damages caused by the 2017 hurricanes.

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