A day after the governing board of the Virgin Islands Water and Power Authority voted overwhelmingly…
Honda agreed to provide the Government of the U.S. Virgin Islands with 50 cars worth $2.1 million as...
It's been roughly a year and six months since commencement of work for the EnVision Tomorrow Program...
ST. THOMAS — The V.I. Dept. of Justice late Wednesday officially released the names of the victims involved in the Mon. Feb. 15 helicopter crash at ...
ST. CROIX — The La Reine Fish Market, in a rundown state for what has seemed as an eternity, has finally been rehabilitated after 14 years to serve ...
The U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development is withholding millions in funding to WAPA until the authority can meet multiple criteria, including l...
Virgin Islanders have been spotting brand new Honda vehicles — including a number of Acuras — throughout the territory with government license pla...
ST. CROIX — Two inmates of the Golden Grove Correctional Facility on St. Croix were arrested today and charged with first-degree attempted murder, a...
Through its Glass Crusher Project, the University of the Virgin Islands announced Tuesday it's gearing up to accept glass waste from the community, to...
Section 1006(b) of the Substance Use-Disorder Prevention that Promotes Opioid Recovery and Treatment (SUPPORT) for Patients and Communities Act, Public Law 115-271 (The SUPPORT Act) provides for increased Medicaid access to medication-assisted treatment (MAT) for opioid use disorders (OUD). Specifically, this law requires that the USVI Medicaid Program provide for the coverage of certain drugs and biological products, related counseling services, and behavioral therapy during the period October ...
ST. CROIX — The 80-year-old man who went missing...
The Department of Planning and Natural Resources (...
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Travel demand for the U.S. Virgin Islands remains strong, said the V.I. Dept. of Tourism Thursday, c...
ST. THOMAS — Frontier Airlines has announced new...
V.I. Dept. of Tourism Commissioner Joseph Boschult...
The U.S. Virgin Islands is welcoming new flights from Minneapolis to St. Thomas this winter from Del...
The U.s. Virgin Islands Has Received The “destination…
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The Virgin Islands Port Authority said during a bo...
U.S. Dept. of Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross on Thursday announced that the department’s Economic ...
St. Croix — It Was Roughly 22 Years Ago That Senator…
The Virgin Islands Small Business Development Center (vi Sbdc) On Friday Encouraged Small Businesses Affected By Covid-19 To Apply For Paycheck Protection Program (ppp) Federal Disaster Assistance Before The March 31 Deadline. Counselors And Consultants Are Available To Provide Confidential Consulting And No-cost Assistance With Application Submission, The Vi Sbdc Said. “now Is The Time To Contact The Vi Sbdc If You Need Assistance With The Federal Paycheck Protection Program As This Funding Opportunity Is Scheduled To End March 31, 2021. We Urge Small Business Owners To Gather The Necessary Documentation To Submit Their Applications,” Stated…
The Former Chief Of Antigua’s Financial Services Regulatory Commission (fsrc) Was Sentenced Today To 10 Years In Prison For His Role In Connection With A $7 Billion Ponzi Scheme Involving The Stanford International Bank (sib). Leroy King, 74, Of Dickerson Bay, Antigua, Pleaded Guilty On Jan. 30, 2020, To One Count Of Conspiracy To Obstruct Justice And One Count Of Obstruction Of Justice For His Role In Obstructing The Securities And Exchange Commission (sec) Investigation Into Sib. He Was Extradited To The United States In November 2019. King Is A Dual Citizen Of The United States And Antigua. Beginning In Approximately 2002, He Served As The…
St. Croix — The La Reine Fish Market, In A Rundown State For What Has Seemed As An Eternity, Has Finally Been Rehabilitated After 14 Years To Serve The Public. The Project Has Been One Taken Up By Senator Kenneth Gittens, Who Two Years Ago Approached The Dept. Of Planning And Natural Resources, Urging Dpnr Commissioner Jean-pierre L. Oriol to Investigate Whether The Department Had Funding To Rebuild The Facility. Mr. Gittens Had Promised To Provide Additional Funding If Necessary Through Legislation, But There Was No Need As The Rebuild Was Fully Covered, Said The Senator To The Consortium Wednesday. Mr. Gittens Has Issued A Number Of Releases…
Through Its Glass Crusher Project, The University Of The Virgin Islands Announced Tuesday It's Gearing Up To Accept Glass Waste From The Community, To Improve Recycling Efforts In The Virgin Islands. Commencing March 27, The University Will Host A Glass Collection Effort On The Last Saturday Of Each Month At The Former West Bay Supermarket Parking Lot, Near Uvi, From 9-11am, The Institution Made Known. For Years, Uvi through Its Coastal Cleanup Initiatives Has Picked Up Glass Beverage Bottles And Other Trash That Littered Virgin Islands Beaches And Shores. The University Said It Purchased Five Glass Crushers Thanks To A $50,000 Grant Secured…
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