…to a number of projects. Among them, senators, the Office of Disaster Recovery and Witt O'Brien's — the latter a government contractor responsible for helping the government navigate federal red tape, secure and draw down on the b…
ST. THOMAS — V.I. Police Commissioner Ray Martinez has confirmed to the Consortium that Police Officer Lt. Barrington Thomas, who was announced as police chief for the St. Thomas-St. John District on Sept. 3rd during a press event…
ST. CROIX — U.S. Attorney Gretchen C.F. Shappert announced today that a St. Croix man pleaded guilty on Friday, February 11 to felon in possession of a firearm. According to court documents, on September 3, 2020, police officers w…
The V.I. Bureau of Internal Revenue has announced the reinstatement of a taxpayer assistance program that sees B.I.R. audit staff helping taxpayers with the filing of their 2021 income tax returns. The service is free and offered …
The V.I. Department of Education has announced that its district leaders, in collaboration with school administrators, have modified class schedules to accommodate the management and scheduling needs of individual schools. “Now th…
The Market St. Croix presented a matching gift of $10,000 to Queen Louise Home for Children on Friday, according to release. The donation fulfilled the Hamed family’s pledge to match up to $10,000 in donations made to Queen Louise…
…The high increase over 2020 was due to lockdowns that affected almost every destination as the Covid-19 pandemic took hold. Dept. of Tourism Commissioner Joseph Boschulte said he looked forward to receiving the final statistics fo…
…the 34th Legislature said Governor Albert Bryan's fourth and final State of the Territory Address on Monday ahead of his reelection bid was heavy on what he has achieved, and light on providing solutions to challenges facing the t…
Last updated at 4:20 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 20, 2022. A question raised by former senator and current V.I. Port Authority board member Celestino White about the eligibility of Leona Smith to serve on the VIPA board not only result…
ST. THOMAS — Two men who were charged with a series of offenses stemming from an alleged robbery at gunpoint at the Havensight Mall, will be released pending trial if they are able to pay 10 percent of their $75,000 bond. On the a…
…of the U.S. Virgin Islands at the time of application, notwithstanding that applicant might have been living outside of the U.S. Virgin Islands temporarily while pursuing a course of study,” said a news release posted on the board…
…Bryan has vetoed a revised version of what he calls a “special interest” bill the governor previously vetoed. Both measures were sponsored by Senator Kurt Vialet, though the latest bill seeks to reduce from 400 to 75 the number of…
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