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Business · Archive

Banking Board To Consider Sale Of Bank Of St. Croix Today

ST. CROIX -- Lieutenant Governor Osbert Potter, who is also chairman of the Virgin Islands Banking Board and the Banking Board Members, will meet today at 1:30 p.m. in the 2nd Floor Conference Room at Government House, where a req…

Health · Archive

One Year Later, Growth Of Zika In Territory Slows To A Crawl

…the spread of the Zika virus in the U.S. Virgin Islands has almost halted, with only one case being reported territory-wide week-over-over from January 3 to January 10, according to the Department of Health's latest surveillance r…

Government · Archive

These Are The Committee Assignments Of The 32nd Legislature

ST. THOMAS -- Following the 32nd Legislature's swearing-in ceremony on Monday, the new body's first course of action was to pass a measure -- Bill No. 32-0001 -- which assigned members of the Senate to the various committees where…

Government · Archive

Meet The 32nd Legislature Of The Virgin Islands

ST. THOMAS -- The democratic process in the U.S. Virgin Islands was on full display today here, which saw senators new and old taking the oath of office following the November 8, 2016 election cycle that took power away from some,…

Culture · Archive

Crucian Festival 2016-17 One For The History Books

ST. CROIX -- The buzz is strong. In various segments of the St. Croix community -- and on every social media platform -- locals have been praising the 2016-17 Crucian Festival as one of the best yet. You can't blame them. Importan…

VIC News · Archive

Supreme Court Bars Rodriguez From Being Sworn In Today

ST. THOMAS -- In a last-minute judgement handed down on Sunday, the Supreme Court of the Virgin Islands said that Kevin Rodriguez would not be able to take the oath of office alongside his colleagues today (swearing-in ceremony ha…

Culture · Archive

At Festival Village Opening, Mapp Talks Changes, Expansion

ST. CROIX -- Governor Kenneth Mapp spoke at the opening of the Crucian Christmas Festival Village on Thursday, as has become custom for governors. At the event -- which saw light attendance in the beginning but grew immensely as t…

Health · Archive

Territory Sees 15 New Zika Cases This Week As Decline Continues

…Virgin Islands Zika virus infection rate continues to decline, latest numbers released by the Virgin Islands Department of Health show. The total number of cases -- including pregnant women -- grew from 968 last week to 983 in thi…