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Education · Archive

VI Society Of CPAs To Present Accounting Scholarships To UVI Students

ST. CROIX -- The Virgin Islands Society of Certified Public Accountants (VISCPA) will present two minority accounting scholarships for $2,000 each to University of the Virgin Islands accounting majors at its 2016 annual membership…

Agriculture · Archive

V.I. Talent On Display At U.V.I.'s World Food Day Event

ST. CROIX -- The University of the Virgin Islands's Albert A. Sheen Campus was overflowing with local talent on Sunday, as U.V.I. celebrated World Food Day, aimed at educating students in the territory from fourth through ninth gr…

Community Center · Archive

Mapp Proclaims October As Domestic Violence Awareness Month

ST. THOMAS -- In a proclamation declaring October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Governor Kenneth Mapp urged victims and their families to seek assistance, and for the community to work together to eliminate domestic violen…

VIC News · Archive

UVI To Host World Food Day Hunger Banquet And Annual Competitions

…of the Virgin Islands Cooperative Extension Service (CES) will host its annual World Food Day “Hunger Banquet” on Friday, Oct. 14, on UVI’s Albert A. Sheen Campus grounds, near the Great Hall on St. Croix, a press release the inst…

Crime · Archive

VIPD Warns Against Vandalism Of Political Signs

ST. CROIX -- The Virgin Islands Police Department on Wednesday reminded residents that vandalism of political signs is a criminal offense, and that the V.I.P.D. would enforce the law "to the fullest extent." The force issued the w…

Crime · Archive

V.I.P.D., Other Stakeholders Launch 'Operation Saving Private Harvey'

ST. CROIX -- Residents have long called for police presence in neighborhoods in the territory where crime seems to be prevalent. Concerned Virgin Islanders have contended that if only the V.I.P.D. would show its presence in troubl…

VIC News · Archive

Home-Schooling Bill Clears First Hurdle

ST. CROIX -- A measure seeking to untie home-schooling from the regulatory eye of the Virgin Islands Board of Education won the favor of all senators gathered at the Frits E. Lawaetz Legislative Hall here on Monday, who make up th…