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Senators Send Over a Dozen Bills to Governor Bryan, Override 4 Vetos and Approve Board Nominees Maxiene K. Cabo | September 26, 2020
Senators spent all day Friday acting upon legislation during a Senate session at the Earl B. Ottley…
Senators spent all day Friday acting upon legislation during a Senate session at the Earl B. Ottley…
Update: Governor Bryan after 11:00 a.m. today told the Consortium that the government's $943.6 mill...
After years of not being paid for the important work of waste collection across the territory, a bil...
ST. CROIX — A local couple discovered a human skull and bones at Coakley Bay on the East End of St. Croix Thursday morning, triggering a number of q...
Facing criticism from parents and pressing questions from lawmakers, the V.I. Dept. of Education on Wednesday sought to defend its performance relativ...
The Department of Education on Wednesday said it would move forward with grading even as department officials on Wednesday testified that hundreds of ...
Angela Golden Bryan, a Caribbean-American author, actress and speaker from St. Croix, has received yet another book award, this time for her new child...
ST. CROIX, USVI — The V.I. Consortium will launch its regional news product, called "VIC Regional News", on October 5, a major step in company found...
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Virgin Islanders longing for fetes should assimilate to the new norms caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, as bars and nightclubs are not expected to be c...
G-Clef Music Academy and Street Level VI have partnered to provide music education scholarship opportunities for youth and adult residents of St. Thomas and St. Croix, with an application deadline of Sept. 30. Apply here. Music education scholarships are open to St. Thomas youth (ages 3 to 17) and adults (ages 30 and up). All applicants will receive a free, one-hour music lesson. The following scholarships will be awarded based on each island. The following scholarships will be awarded based...
The Virgin Islands Department of Education said ov...
The Department of Human Services (DHS) today annou...
The Virgin Islands National Park said Friday it wo...
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The V.i. Department Of Tourism Has Announced The Launch…
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Small Businesses Struggling To Stay Afloat As A Result Of The Covid-19 Pandemic May Soon Receive A Financial Lifeline From The Local Government, Following The Passage On Thursday In The Committee On Finance Of Bill No. 33-0410, An Act Providing For The Disbursement Of Funds To The V.i. Economic Development Authority To Establish A "small Business Relief Grant Program" And A "covid-19 Disaster Loan Program". Funding For The Bill Will Be Provided Through The $75 Million In Cares Act Monies Provided To The Local Government By Congress. The Two Programs Offer Varying Levels Of Funding. The Grant Program For Example, Will Have A Total Of $7 Million…
Legislation Sponsored By Senators Janelle Sarauw And Kenneth Gittens That Seeks To Limit The Development Of Gas Stations In A Territory Replete With Them Crossed The First Hurdle When It Won The Approval Of Lawmakers Friday During A Committee On Government Operations, Consumer Affairs, energy, Environment And Planning Hearing. In Simple Terms, The Measure Places A Five-year Moratorium On Gas Station Development In The Towns Of Christiansted And Frederiksted On St. Croix, And The St. Thomas-st. John District. it Also Establishes A Numerical System That Determines How Many Gas Stations Will Be Allowed After The Five-year Moratorium. The Department…
A Company Named Inductivehealth Informatics, Based Out Of Atlanta, Georgia And Formed In 2013, Has Won The V.i. Department Of Health's Bid For The Coronavirus Contact Tracing Contract, Which Will Last For One Year And Will Cost $220,040 With A 1-year Renewal Option. V.i. Department Of Health Commissioner Justa Encarnacion Confirmed The Agreement To The Consortium Thursday Evening, With Jahnesta Ritter, A Member Of D.o.h.'s Epidemiology Division, Furnishing Further Details. The New Agreement Comes A Month And A Half After The Consortium Reported That A Company Named Avera, Co-owned By Governor Albert Bryan's Daughter, Aliyah Bryan, And Friend michael…
Dance Has Long Been A Form Of Creative Expression. No Matter The Type, Whether Ballet Or Hip-hop, Ballroom Or Contemporary, The Art Of Dancing Is Both Aesthetically Pleasing And Can Be Symbolic Of A People And Their Cultures. And For Thalema Williams, The Creative Expression And Artistry Of Dance Has Always Been A Part Of Her Life. so Much So That In 2016 She Opened A Dance Studio In The Virgin Islands. Now, Despite Drawbacks Caused By Hurricane’s Irma And Maria In 2017 And The Coronavirus Pandemic Of 2020, Ms. Williams Is Expanding Her Studio To Florida. Born And Raised On The Island Of St Croix, Ms. Williams Began Dancing At The Age Of Five.…
Virgin Islanders longing for fetes should assimilate to the new norms caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, as bars and nightclubs are not expected to be cleared for reopening until February-March of 2021 at the earliest. That's according to Governor Albert Bryan, speaking during his Monday Covid-19 press briefing where he attempted to set the expectation relative to the reauthorization of mass gatherings in the territory. Mr. Bryan said while the administration has been looking at protocols on how to reopen those establishments, it would be a w...
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