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VIC News · Archive

Meat Sales Will Continue Uninterrupted, DOA Assures

…Service, happening this month. The commissioner had previously testified at a senate hearing that the DOA's abattoir division could be shut down for non-compliance. "Technically, our abattoir plant can be shut down for non-complia…

Politics · Archive

Early Voting Bill Signed By Governor deJongh

…a win for residents who, for whatever reason, will choose to cast their ballots before election day. Bill No. 30-0370, under Section 6 and 7, amends Title 18 of the VI Code, and institutes early voting for the upcoming general ele…

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Terrence Nelson's Hemp Bill Placed On Hold For Amendments

After hours of testimony from people on both sides of the hemp industry discourse, members of the Senate Committee on Economic Development, Agriculture and Planning voted to hold the bill introduced by Senator Terrence Nelson that…

VIC News · Archive

V.I. Primary Elections Have Yet To Be Certified As Vote Count Lags On

…elections of 2014 have yet to be certified because the counting is still ongoing in both Districts, V.I. Elections Supervisor Caroline Fawkes said on Tuesday. Even as counting continued late into Tuesday, Fawkes said that the coun…

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No End In Sight For Ongoing Credit Card Fraud In V.I.

…wave of credit card fraud that has engulfed the Virgin Islands is mostly likely cybercrime activity committed at the 'point of service' level, or where merchandise or services are purchased, the V.I. Police Department and one cred…

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National Parks Brought $73 Million To VI In 2013

…are a useful tool in gauging sub-segments of territory's economy, most pointedly the tourism industry. St. John's The Winner According to the report, about 591,002 people visited the Virgin Islands' National Parks in 2013, with St…

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Police Reports -- Monday, August 4th, 2014

St. Croix Incidents reported during the weekend: Assault: 6:56 p.m., on Friday, Mutual Homes. 5:57 p.m. on Friday, Aureo Diaz. 12:44 a.m. on Saturday, Estate Richmond. 7:34 p.m. on Saturday, Mutual Homes. Burglary: 7:53 a.m. Sunda…

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Tropical Storm Bertha Lets Loose Rain, 25MPH Winds On St. Croix

Threatening to stymie the Democratic Primaries today, a warning remains in effect for Martinique, Puerto Rico, Vieques, Culebra, U.S. Virgin Islands and the British Virgin Islands. Bertha's trajectory continues northwards at 24 mp…

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Coffelt And Canegata Back On The Ballot For Govenor/Lieutenant Governor

…ballot in an order published on Friday. A panel of three Judges -- Thomas Vanaskie, Patty Schwartz and D. Michael Fisher, issued an order overturning Chief Judge for the U.S. District of the Virgin Islands Wilma Lewis' July 12th d…

Business · Archive

Carlos Furniture, Great Brands & Excellent Prices

This post is sponsored by Carlos Furniture: Established in 1997, Carlos Furniture grew from humble beginnings into a formidable and ubiquitous furniture store on St. Croix, and has since expanded into St. Thomas. Speaking to Jihad…