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Government · Archive

Rules Committee To Consider 4 Bills

ST. THOMAS – Four bills will be considered in the Committee on Rules and the Judiciary at Earle B. Ottley Legislative Hall today, according to the chairman of the committee. Sen. Kenneth Gittens said the committee will also hear t…

VIC News · Archive

Cyclist Dies After Being Hit By Taxi Van In Estate Hannah's Rest

ST. CROIX -- A man riding a bicycle this morning was struck by a taxi van and later succumbed to his injuries at the Juan F. Luis Hospital and Medical Center, VIPD Public Information Officer Kevin Jackson has announced. According …

VIC News · Archive

Sen. Gittens Seeks Official Recognition Of Teacher Appreciation Week

ST. CROIX – Sen. Kenneth Gittens said Tuesday he has written to Gov. Kenneth Mapp seeking a proclamation to observe National Teacher Appreciation Week from May 4-8. Gittens, the chairman of the committee on Rules and the Judiciary…

Community Center · Archive

Government Insurance Fund Closed On Friday

ST. THOMAS – The office of the Government Insurance Fund (GIF) at the Department of Finance will be closed all day Friday, according to Finance Commissioner designee Valdamier Collens. Collens said the GIF office at the Department…

Politics · Archive

Mapp Responds To Controversy Over Pay Raises Given To Cabinet Members

ST. CROIX -- Governor Kenneth Mapp fielded questions today about his decision to raise the salaries of cabinet members -- including that of his Finance Commissioner nominee Valdamier Collens by $28,000, while most government emplo…

Community Center · Archive

King Street In C'Sted To Be Closed At 7 A.M. On Tuesday

ST. CROIX -- Government House reported Monday that King Street in Christiansted will be closed for needed repairs starting at 7 a.m. on April 21. King Street from Queen Cross Street going East is the area to be affected. A detour …

VIC News · Archive

Register Now For UVI's Summer Education Program

ST. CROIX – A wide range of educational programs and camps will be offered this summer by the University of the Virgin Islands. The program – which begins in June – is open to students, teachers and the general community and will …

Education · Archive

UVI Study: Eating Lionfish Could Give You Fish Poisoning

ST. CROIX – The University of the Virgin Islands wants residents to know that eating lionfish could give you fish poisoning. Lionfish are an invasive species that have been identified as a sustainable seafood resource on cooking T…

Community Center · Archive

Weekly Crime Stoppers Report: Week of April 22

St. Croix: On Tuesday, July 9th, 2013 28-year-old Kenya Lawrence and her 7-year-old son, Devontae Charles, were brutally gunned down in their Estate Glynn home. At about 2:00 p.m. emergency dispatchers received a call reporting sh…