With the Virgin Islands Water and Power Authority set to raise power rates effective February 1, retired track coach Eurman Fahie, known for regularly protesting injustices, has been protesting the move since Tuesday. Below, he vents his frustration not only with WAPA, but with the territory's leaders. View the original embedded media
ST. THOMAS -- The Virgin Islands Water and Power Authority’s conversion to liquefied petroleum gas (...
ST. THOMAS -- Personnel at WAPA’s Randolph Harley Power Plant worked into the early morning hours of...
Meeting on St. Thomas Wednesday, the governing board of the Virgin Islands Water and Power Authority...
ST. CROIX -- The Virgin Islands Water and Power Authority’s conversion to liquefied petroleum gas (L...
The new units would provide renewed operational reliability and efficiency, WAPA says. ST. THOMAS --...
ST. CROIX -- Chairperson of the Governing Board of the Virgin Islands Water and Power Authority, Eli...
ST. THOMAS -- The Interim Executive Director of the Virgin Islands Water and Power Authority Julio ...
Staff · June 08, 2016
