Territory May See Veterans Cemetery Through DeGazon-Sponsored Bill
Limetree Bay Willing To Provide $10 Million To Help Add Life to a Dying G.E.R.S.
American Airlines to Serve St. Croix With New Flights Next Summer
Arthur A. Richards K-8 School Hosts Anti-Bullying Campaign
Man Dies During Early Morning Car Accident on St. Croix; Driver of Car Arrested (Updated)
Bill Aimed at Regulating Credit Use by Gov't Departments and Agencies Among Others Held in Committee
Juan Luis Hospital Announces Completion and Availability of Mobile Dialysis Facilities
As tropical storm Bertha makes its way out of the territory, voters, especially on St. Croix, as it was affected more than St. Thomas, are getting out to the polls later in the afternoon, a sign that that people are taking this year’s primary election seriously.
In a surprising turn of events for independent gubernatorial candidate Judge Soraya Diase Coffelt and her Republican running mate John Canegata, the U.S. Third Circuit Court has ruled that the duo are indeed eligible to be on the November, 2014 ballot in an order published on Friday.
The democratic gubernatorial candidates are out of days to campaign for your votes as today, August 2nd, is when voters from across the territory will be casting their ballots.
The 30th Legislature approved a number of bills on Monday, and included amongst the throng is a measure asking voters how they feel about making medicinal marijuana legal in the United States Virgin Islands.
Election day is quickly approaching and you should know where you’ll need to go to cast you ballot, as there are specific precincts for specific neighborhoods, which means you’ll be denied if you show up at the wrong precinct.
