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Coronavirus infections continue to rise in the U.S. Virgin Islands, with the V.I. Dept. of Health reporting…
Ron de Lugo, historically the longest-serving Delegate to Congress from the Virgin Islands, has died...
Governor Albert Bryan during his coronavirus press briefing on Monday said his administration has co...
Back on March 19th, when the USVI was tracking only 3 positive coronavirus cases, the Bryan administration limited gatherings to no more than 10. As o...
As a result of the surge in confirmed coronavirus cases in the territory, the Bryan administration has decided to delay the opening of schools for the...
The Bryan administration's vicious dismantling of Williams Delight Downs, the horse racing track that was being utilized for well over two years by lo...
Governor Albert Bryan has told the Consortium that the autopsy for a baby that was taken away from his mother at the age of 5 months, and who died in ...
The coronavirus, which has been spreading throughout the U.S. Virgin Islands community, has infiltrated the V.I. Department of Health — the branch o...
For the first time ever, the annual Mango Melee event on St. Croix — one of the largest family gatherings with yearly attendance in the thousands ...
Governor Albert Bryan has issued statements extending his heartfelt condolences to the families and loved ones of Conrad “Ricky” Francois and former Delegate to Congress Ron De Lugo. “I am beyond saddened to learn of the passing of Conrad “Ricky” Francois, a committed and beloved Virgin Islander. I join with Ricky’s family, friends, and all others in our community in mourning this loss. During his honorable career, he served us well. Ricky will perhaps be most remembered as a civi...
Ron de Lugo, historically the longest-serving Dele...
ST. THOMAS — Federal authorities are offering a ...
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Department of Tourism Commissioner Joseph Boschulte on Sunday reminded Virgin Islanders and visitors...
ST. JOHN — The 66th annual St. John Celebration,...
The V.I. Department of Tourism has advised the Virgin Islands community and potential visitors that ...
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The Virgin Islands Port Authority (the “Authority” or “VIPA”) is soliciting bid proposals fr...
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The Virgin Islands Port Authority said Friday it has approved a request from Road Town Fast Ferry to...
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The University Of The Virgin Islands’ School Of Business, In Collaboration With The U.s. Virgin Islands Small Business Development Center And Blacks On Wallstreet, Will Host A Webinar For Small Businesses At 3 P.m. On July 22, Uvi Has Announced. Oriented Towards Facilitating Sustainability And Resilience, The Main Goal Of The Webinar Is To Assist U.s. Virgin Islands Small Businesses With Business Strategy. The Webinar Will Focus On Uplifting Small Businesses That Have Been Severely Affected By The Current Global Pandemic, Many Of Whom Have Been Forced To Reimagine Their Business As They Re-enter The Economy. “the Voices Of Small Business Owners…
Popular Announced Today That As Of June 30, It Had Originated $928 Million In Loans During The Second Round Of The Small Business Administration (sba) Paycheck Protection Program (ppp). This Amount, Along With The $496 Million Closed In The First Round Of The Ppp, Results In $1.424 Billion In Loans Made Under The Program At Such Date. Popular Generated $1.18 Billion In Puerto Rico, $215 Million In The Mainland United States, And $29 Million In The U.s. Virgin Islands, The Bank Said. Popular Said It Processed A Total Of 28,000 Loans Among Its Three Markets, Mostly For Small Businesses. Of All Loans Generated, 73% Were For Less Than $25,000 And…
The U.s. Virgin Islands Firm Which Received The Highest Amount Of Funding From The Federal Paycheck Protection Program, Meant To Help Small Businesses Weather The Coronavirus-induced Recession That Shocked The U.s. Economy, Was One Of The Largest Firms In The Territory, Known As Vivot Or Eleven Construction. Vivot Has Blanketed St. Croix With Construction Projects Ongoing Throughout The Island, Including At The Limetree Bay Facility. The Company Is Also Performing Construction Work On What Will Be The St. Croix Legislative Building Near Five Corners In La Grande Princesse. The Company, However, Is Listed As Psi Tire Supply On The Paycheck Protection…
On Thursday Morning At The Golden Grove Correctional Facility On St. Croix, Partners For An Organization Named The Elite Program Held A Groundbreaking Ceremony For A Vocational Rehabilitation Program Geared Toward Giving Incarcerated Women And Men Marketable Job Skills For Gainful Employment, As Well As The Benefits Of Equine Therapy Through Structured Training For The Care Of Retired Racehorses. Governor Albert Bryan, Who Attended The Groundbreaking, Fully Endorsed The Elite Program, A Partnership Between The Usvi Bureau Of Corrections On St. Croix, The Usvi Equestrian Equine Therapy Project, Inc. (eetp), And Yepsen And Pikulski, Llc. Why Horses?…
For the first time ever, the annual Mango Melee event on St. Croix — one of the largest family gatherings with yearly attendance in the thousands — will be brought to viewers at home and abroad virtually this Sunday on the VI Consortium's Facebook platform and website beginning at 4:00 p.m. With the Covid-19 pandemic causing the ban of large gatherings, Mango Melee organizers decided that a year would not pass without putting on the highly anticipated affair. Amy Parker DeSorbo, director of events and rentals at St. George Village Bota...
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