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Senators Press for Action Against Traffic Violations Amid Agency Understaffing
Lack of traffic citations issued raises questions on law enforcement priorities in the USVI
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Senate
Temporary Solutions Become Permanent Problems in Virgin Islands Schools, Officials Say
Officials testify on the structural woes of modular classrooms and plans for rehabilitation
Education
School Attendance Below Average Across Territory, Says Department of Education
Superintendents testify on attendance challenges and academic success correlation before Senate committee
Community Center
John H. Woodson Students Return To Class; Pearl B Larsen Remains Virtual Until Wednesday
Dept. of Education provides latest update following last week's closures caused by bad weather and a fire at the Pearl B. Larsen Pre-K8 School
Environment
USVI to Receive Over $970,000 to Support Detection of and Response To Invasive Species
The funding aids ecological surveys across St. Croix, St. Thomas, and St. John
Crime
Registered Sex Offender Arrested for Failing to Meet Registration Requirements in USVI
Ivan J. Chinnery detained for registration violations, faces court-ordered compliance
Senate
Debate Over Restrictions in USVI Historic Districts Development Heats Up
Senator Milton Potter and others debate whether costs or bureaucratic hurdles are the main deterrents in developing USVI's historic districts
Tourism
Dept. of Tourism's Push Reaches Over 45 Million Viewers Through Satellite Media Tour
Mr. Boschulte's media tour effectively broadcasts the charm of the U.S. Virgin Islands to millions, spotlighting the territory in major markets from coast to coast, according to D.O.T.
Government
V.I. Departments and Agencies Fail to Use $70 Million in Federal Funds as GVI Struggles With Liquidity
…wages to meet day-to-day demands such as payroll processing. “Our outstanding drawdowns across the government totaled $71.7 million,” said Ms. O’Neal, admitting that some older outstanding reimbursements had been written off as un…
Crime
Third Man Arrested in Connection with St. Thomas Scooter Theft Case
Continued efforts by Criminal Investigation Bureau lead to third arrest in scooter theft case
Crime
Man Already Jailed Awaiting Two Felony Burglary Charges Arrested Again For Christmas Day Break-In
ST. JOHN — A man arrested last week for two burglaries is charged for two more break-ins on St. John. Alan Beyer appeared in court last Friday, accused of burglarizing two business establishments. On Monday he was back in court, t…
Crime
Man Caught on Surveillance Burglarizing Businesses Found Hiding in Closet
Beyer Identified in Surveillance Footage, Arrested for November and December Burglaries