This month's navaid is close to a major U.S. airport, on the RW28C final.
It's named after an 18th Century interpreter between Native American tribes and European settlers, but that name is also used by a Country Club (in the background of this photo), a nearby creek, school district, trail, and a former railroad.
The VOR and airport it is located on is named for the Monarch that is in power over the island.
The airport has non-stop service available to several US airports. The top 5 airports served by passenger count ('09-'10) are: JFK, MIA, EWR, ATL, CLT
The airport it is located on was used by the United States Army Air Force during WWII to defend shipping and a critical US asset in the region from potential German U-Boat attacks.