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Government · Archive

Kimberly Jones Now Deputy Commissioner Of Health

ST. CROIX -- After serving as the Governor Kenneth Mapp administration's communications director for all of 2015, Kimberly Jones has taken up a new role as deputy commissioner of the Department of Health, Ms. Jones confirmed to Th…

VIC News · Archive

After An Argument, A Death In Concordia

ST. CROIX -- An argument between two male acquaintances led to the shooting death of one of the men in Estate Concordia, in the vicinity of the Queen Louise Home for Children at about 10:06 a.m., Police Commissioner Delroy Richard…

Community Center · Archive

Visa Pages In U.S. Passports To Be Discontinued On Jan. 1, 2016

ST. CROIX -- Lieutenant Governor Osbert Potter is advising the community that the U.S. Department of State will no longer add visa pages into U.S. passports beginning January 1, 2016, according to a press release issued on Wednesd…

Business · Archive

VI Port Authority Signs Ten-Year Agreement With Royal Caribbean

ST. THOMAS -- The Virgin Islands Port Authority has signed an agreement with the second largest cruise line in the world, Royal Caribbean, solidifying the business relationship between the two parties and bolstering the cruise ind…

VIC News · Archive

Gittens Bill, Still In Draft, Aims To Reinstate GERS Loan Program

ST. CROIX – Senator Kenneth L. Gittens said on Friday that a number of inquiries from local media has prompted him to give a status update on the bill draft request he submitted, with hopes of bringing some relief to retirees and …

Government · Archive

WICO To Buy Property For Governors To Reside If New Bill Becomes Law

ST. THOMAS -- Following a brief session at the Earl B. Ottley Legislative Hall on Thursday, where senators of the 31st Legislature moved to delay action on the ArcLight/Government of the Virgin Islands operating agreement until a …