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Opinion | The ‘Evil’ Plastic Straw Staff Consortium | February 22, 2020
The ‘rocket scientists’ in our Legislature and executive branch have demonized yet another inanimate…
The ‘rocket scientists’ in our Legislature and executive branch have demonized yet another inanimate…
ST. CROIX — Following a seven-year hiatus, the St. Croix Educational Complex High School is again ...
In early February the Ivanna Eudora Kean High School was on lock down at the end of the day while th...
A group of young ladies from the Virgin Islands called the Fabulous Five Charming Twirlers Majorettes — LaMonee Morris, Janae Warner, Shaquanya Lewi...
ST. CROIX — Retired NBA Superstar from St. Croix, Timothy Duncan, has endorsed Michael Bloomberg for the President of the United States. In a video...
The Department of Licensing and Consumer Affairs on Tuesday released its latest market survey findings, which was completed on February 14. The survey...
The American Bar Association’s House of Delegates passed a resolution Monday supporting an interpretation of the Citizenship Clause of the Fourteent...
ST. CROIX — A number of buildings in Frederiksted were vandalized over the weekend with what appeared to be used motor oil. The vandalism was first ...
ST. CROIX — Saturday marked the opening day of the 2020 Agriculture and Food Fair, the 49th annual event on St. Croix that has grown to be the large...
The Department of Planning and Natural Resources on Friday issued its weekly beach advisory that gives guidance on the beaches residents and visitors to the territory should feel safe swimming and fishing in. This weekend, Cramer Park on St. Croix, and Frank Bay and Great Cruz Bay in St. John were deemed unsafe because they failed the water quality test. D.P.N.R. determined that the enterococci bacteria at the aforementioned beaches exceeded the established threshold. The department tested 34 ...
ST. THOMAS — The USVI Hotel & Tourism Associatio...
ST. CROIX — The Virgin Islands Waste Management ...
Public Schools in the territory are celebrating Bl...
Experience the USVI
ST. CROIX — Beginning this spring, Spirit Airlines will serve the island of St. Croix with daily n...
The U.S. Virgin Islands Department of Tourism has ...
ST. CROIX — Taste of St. Croix is gearing up to ...
ST. THOMAS — American Airlines has launched new winter service to St. Thomas, with the arrival of ...
The Department Of Tourism Is Reporting The Existence…
USVI Ports HUB
ST. THOMAS — Mariners now have brand new cleats to secure their boats while berthed at the Waterfr...
Royal Caribbean Cruise Line’s Empress of the Sea...
The Virgin Islands Port Authority advised on Monda...
The Virgin Islands Port Authority has received changes to its cruise schedules for the Austin “Bab...
The Virgin Islands Port Authority Announced Friday…
Tortola Bvi — The British Virgin Islands Has Been Removed From The European Union’s List Of Non Cooperative Jurisdictions For Tax Purposes. In Making The Announcement In The House Of Assembly On Thursday, Premier Andrew A. Fahie Said This Is A Significant Outcome And Sends A Very Important Message About Good Governance, Transparency And Accountability In The British Virgin Islands. In March 2019, The Eu Recognized The Bvi As Compliant With Its Fair Taxation Principles And A Cooperative Jurisdiction. However, The Bvi And 33 Other Jurisdictions Were Placed On The Grey List, Jurisdictions That Are Cooperative But Which Have Additional Technical…
St. Thomas — The Owners Of Ocean Surfari Outfitters And Fishing Charter Company Announced The Arrival Of The Island’s Newest Snorkel Boat, The Reef Surfari, With A Maiden Voyage On March 1st. The Reef Surfari Is 47-feet With Twin 350hp Suzuki Outboards And Will Accommodate 49 Passengers. The New Boat And Venture Brought Together Partners Marc And Wendy Blackburn, Co-owners Of Ocean Surfari, And Alan And Shellene Patterson, And Captain Chris Rapchick, Who Will Pilot The Boat. In Business In St. Thomas Since 2014, Ocean Surfari Sells Apparel And Fishing Charters. The Shops Are In Red Hook And At Havensight Mall. At 47 Feet And With Twin 350hp…
The Department Of Licensing And Consumer Affairs On Tuesday Released Its Latest Market Survey Findings, Which Was Completed On February 14. The Survey Found That Plaza Extra East On St. Croix Offered The Most Savings To Grocery Shoppers Among Five Supermarkets On The Island. On St. Thomas, The Plaza Extra Supermarket Took The Top Spot In Savings, D.l.c.a. Made Known. Dlca Said The Market Basket Survey Is Designed To Inform Consumers Of Which Stores Have The Best Prices No Matter The Brand On Staple Grocery Items. The Number Of Items Compared On Each Island Varies As A Result Of Comparison Guidelines That Require Items Are Identical In Order To…
The V.i. Government Is Tweaking The Data Collection Process In Hopes That More Retailers In The Territory Will Comply With Monthly Price List Requirements. Retailer Price Lists Enable The Department Of Licensing And Consumer Affairs (dcla) To Publish The Monthly Market Basket Survey, Where Pricing From The Traditional Food Basket Are Made Public. Through The Market Basket Survey, Consumers Can Compare Prices At Wholesalers, Supermarkets And Retail Establishments On St. Croix, St. Thomas And St. John. Beginning February 28, Dlca Will Launch A Process To Extract Data And Produce Public Information In A More Efficient And Less Time-consuming Manner. …
A group of young ladies from the Virgin Islands called the Fabulous Five Charming Twirlers Majorettes — LaMonee Morris, Janae Warner, Shaquanya Lewis, Shaquilla Lewis and Shaquinya Rogers — recently traveled to Disneyworld in Florida for the Twirl Mania 2020 Twirling Competition, held Feb. 14-17, and placed in the top ten among many other competitors around the U.S. and world. Placing in the top ten in "Best Appearing" in their respective age divisions were Shaquilla Lewis and LaMonee Morris. In the baton soloists performance, Morris p...
St. Thomas — Over 200 Members Of The Community Attended…
St. Croix — The Fourth Annual Crucian Fashion Festival…
St. Thomas — Less Than Three Years After Hurricanes…
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