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Crime · Archive
ST. THOMAS -- United States Attorney Gretchen C.F. Shappert announced today that Edgar Ramirez, also known as Rodolfo O. Salinas, 36, pleaded guilty today to false claim of United States citizenship. According to a plea agreement …
Crime · Archive
ST. THOMAS -- A St. Thomas man involved in a 2014 murder case that drew heavy attention from media outlets from the U.S. mainland, on Wednesday appeared before the Superior Court of the Virgin Islands for a change in plea in the m…
Education · Archive
ST. THOMAS -- Racquel Berry-Benjamin's nomination to be the Department of Education's commissioner was held in the Committee on Rules and Judiciary late Thursday, after some lawmakers, including committee chair Alicia Barnes, expr…
Crime · Archive
ST. THOMAS -- United States Marshal James E. Clark for the District of the U.S. Virgin Islands announced Monday the arrest of Barbara Francis for false imprisonment of a child under age 13. According to the release, Ms. Francis wa…
Government · Archive
Governor Albert Bryan on Friday announced St. Thomas Attorney and former Acting-Chief Negotiator Joss Springette as Chief Negotiator for the Office of Collective Bargaining. According to a Government House release, Ms. Springette,…
Crime · Archive
ST. THOMAS -- Venel Touze, 26, of St. Thomas, pleaded guilty in District Court before Judge Curtis Gomez, to one count of being an alien in possession of a firearm, United States Attorney Gretchen C.F. Shappert announced. Accordin…
Health · Archive
ST. THOMAS -- The Department of Health’s (D.O.H.) Division of Environmental Health during the past two weeks conducted an intensive ten-day, risk-based Food Code training on St. Thomas, D.O.H. announced Friday. The training was pa…
Community Center · Archive
All beaches tested by the Department of Planning and Natural Resources this weekend were deemed safe for swimming and fishing by the government agency, a release issued Friday said. To prove safety, D.P.N.R. samples enterococci ba…
VIC News · Archive
Governor Albert Bryan on Saturday named Virgin Islander Wynnie Testamark as director of the Virgin Islands Bureau of Corrections. According to Government House, Ms. Testamark is a longtime security expert and a 29-year veteran wit…
Community Center · Archive
…on Thursday the continued partnership that allows accounting students at U.V.I. to provide a community service to taxpayers: B.I.R.'s audit staff and U.V.I. students will help taxpayers with the filing of their 2018 income tax ret…
VIC News · Archive
ST. THOMAS -- John A. Jackson, a Virgin Islands boxer and son of boxing legend Julian "The Hawk" Jackson, was arrested on Tuesday and charged with second-degree aggravated rape after the father of a 15-year-old minor told police t…
Community Center · Archive
…applications are available to file for property tax credits against their 2019 property tax bills. Property owners of record have until Friday, March 1, 2019 to apply for the tax credits, the Office of the Lieutenant Governor said…
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