…native who prospered in business and marketing in Delaware for the last 30 years, has brought new ideas and perspectives to the Virgin Islands Small Business Development Center. Osoinach held positions of center director, marketin…
ST. CROIX -- The Public Services Commission on Thursday moved to deny W.A.P.A. an immediate request to raise electric rates, and instead voted to authorize a hearing examiner to review W.A.P.A.'s request and submit a report in 60 …
Crime Stoppers USVI has restarted its “Crime of the Week” initiative in an effort to keep at the forefront crimes committed that remain unsolved. On Thursday, one item was released: A man who was shot to death at his residence in …
…anti-colonial imperialism -Gordon Lewis, Puerto Rico: A New Constitution in American Government. Submitted by: Genevieve Whitaker, President & Co-Founder Virgin Islands Youth Advocacy Coalition, Inc. Written by: VIYAC's Vice-Presi…
ST. THOMAS -- Speaking on behalf of the territory's private sector employers, the Board of Directors of the St. Thomas-St. John Chamber of Commerce condemned what it called the "heavy-handed" approach of Labor Department Commissio…
ST. CROIX -- The Puerto Rico debt crisis bill moving through the halls of Congress was approved today in the House Committee on Natural Resources, chaired by Republican Rob Bishop, and will now face the full House. The measure, du…
ST. CROIX -- The Juan F. Luis Hospital has too many nurse managers and not enough certified nursing assistants (CNAs), a situation that has left the small amount of registered nurses who are actually working in patient care, strai…
ST. CROIX -- The Administrative Offices of the Department of Human Services Head Start Program were burglarized, and as a result several computers and other associated hardware were stolen, D.H.S. revealed on Tuesday. The Virgin I…
ST. CROIX -- A whirlwind Committee on Health, Hospitals and Human Services hearing -- which could best be described as a Committee of the Whole hearing as most members of the Senate were present -- held at the Fritz E. Lawaetz Leg…
ST. CROIX -- The Mapp administration blew a trumpet late Sunday announcing that multiple government departments would finally see promised salary increases this week. But it failed to make known that within many of the announced d…
ST. CROIX -- Senator Kenneth Gittens on Tuesday sent a letter to Senate President Neville James, requesting that he schedules an emergency fact-finding meeting with officials of the Water and Power Authority, to extract informatio…
ST. CROIX -- Yesterday afternoon, prominent Supreme Court attorney Theodore B. Olson filed a Reply Brief before the Supreme Court in Tuaua v. United States, a case addressing birthright citizenship and whether the Insular Cases sh…
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