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Culture
…and OK’d several bills this week, including a measure that establishes the official madras of the U.S. Virgin Islands. The madras measure, sponsored by Senators Myron Jackson, Alicia Barnes and Javan James, describes the official …
Crime
ST. THOMAS — Virgin Islands Police detectives arrested Maulique J. Caines, 24, of Anna’s Retreat, and charged him with third-degree assault after he was positively identified as the suspect who shot a man in the area of Krondprind…
Art
…the department has announced. To kick off the month-long activities, student musicians from schools in the St. Thomas-St. John District entertained the public at a special Mini Concert Series “Cultural Day” held in Emancipation Ga…
WAPA
ST. THOMAS — APR Energy has announced that effective Wednesday afternoon, it will suspend power generation services to the Virgin Islands Water and Power Authority following a default in payments. WAPA is said to owe APR millions …
Crime
ST. THOMAS — A St. Thomas man struck a woman on the head with a bottle after she broke up with him outside a bar in St. Thomas earlier this month, V.I.P.D. Public Information Officer Toby Derima has announced. The man, identified …
Culture
…a one-of-a-kind walk down memory lane on February 15 with the latest installment of its Cultural Pop-Up Series featuring traditional games, such as go-kart racing, at the 49th Annual Agriculture & Food Fair on St. Croix. The activ…
Business
ST. THOMAS — Virgin Islands Department of Labor Commissioner Gary Malloy said his department has launched an investigation into the sudden lay-offs of more than a dozen Cost-U-Less employees just as they became eligible for full f…
Politics
…the Tax Incremental Financing (TIF) program to encourage capital investment in the USVI; Bill No. 33-0107, which allows for advertising on the sides of VITRAN buses; Bill No. 33-119, which mandates that business licenses must be i…
Crime
ST. CROIX — A shooting incident in Castle Coakley today left three people injured, with gunmen discharging upwards of 82 shots, according to V.I.P.D. shell casing markers on the crime scene. The incident followed another shooting …
Health
ST. THOMAS — The Consortium on Thursday learned that the Seaview Nursing Home, facing a myriad of issues from an aging facility to financial constraints, is set to close next week. The publication was informed of the impending clo…
Community Center
…is actively recruiting individuals to fill hundreds of jobs on St. Croix, St. John and St. Thomas, the Census said this afternoon. More than 500 temporary, part-time census takers are needed to ensure that everyone who lives in th…
Crime
ST. THOMAS — Arturo Serrano-Arizmendi, 27, of Culebra, Puerto Rico, was sentenced today after being convicted of knowingly transporting illegal aliens for commercial advantage or private financial gain, United States Attorney Gret…
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