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Community Center · Archive

Only Rainbow Beach Is Unsafe This Weekend, D.P.N.R. Says

ST. CROIX -- The Department of Planning and Natural Resources made known via press release on Friday that all beaches in the territory, except one, were safe for swimming and fishing this weekend. The one beach that did not meet w…

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…

Community Center · Archive

Potter To V.I. Residents: Show Support To Haiti

ST. THOMAS -- In a statement issued on Thursday, Lieutenant Governor Osbert Potter urged Virgin Islanders to support Haiti relief efforts. He deemed the territory as "blessed" for steering clear of the danger of Hurricane Matthew …

Community Center · Archive

Waste Management's Bovoni Pump Station Experiences Major Failure

ST. THOMAS -- The VI Waste Management Authority (W.M.A.) made known via press release on Thursday that the Bovoni Pump Station located at the entrance of the Bovoni Landfill has experienced a major pump failure. Inspection of the …

Health · Archive

Mapp Attempting To Lose Weight In Stateside Program

ST. THOMAS -- Governor Kenneth Mapp has never been the type to shy away from his weight problem. He usually derides himself at events, even while expressing his love for good food. The governor has also expressed a desire to lose …

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

Woman Jailed For Stabbing Victim In Face, Neck And Hands

ST. THOMAS -- Police on Monday arrested a woman here and charged her with third-degree assault for stabbing another woman multiple times about her body, V.I.P.D. Media Specialist Sakeeda Freeman announced today. According to Ms. F…

VIC News · Archive

Mapp Signs Into Law Surfeit Of Bills; Vetoes Some

ST. THOMAS -- Governor Kenneth Mapp has signed into law a number of bills forwarded to him by the 31st Legislature. The governor approve most of the measures, among them Bill No. 31-0473, which establishes the Bottled Water Act of…

VIC News · Archive

Human Services Seeking Sponsors For Annual Adopt-A-Family Program

…D.H.S. issued Wednesday makes known. During the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays, individuals, family members, friends, groups, schools and organizations are asked to donate $80 to purchase a holiday meal or a gift certificate …