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VIC News · Archive
ST. THOMAS -- The Department of Human Services, Division of Children and Family has embarked on an undertaking to enhance the department’s goal to service the needs of families and children, a release D.H.S. issued Monday has made…
Health · Archive
ST. THOMAS -- Earlier this year, as part of a broader effort to attain financial solvency, Schneider Regional Medical Center (SRMC) suspended non-emergency knee and hip implant procedures, blaming the decision on increased cost of…
Tourism · Archive
…that Ms. Henneman-Todman, formerly manager for media and travel industry relations for St. Thomas and St. John, assumes the role immediately. Her first order of business is to design a Tourism Awareness Campaign to ensure that the…
Health · Archive
ST. THOMAS -- A state of emergency in mental health care has been declared by Virgin Islands Governor Kenneth Mapp, Government House announced late Friday. Noting the need to facilitate immediate emergency delivery of acute and ch…
Education · Archive
…of the Virgin Islands Certified Public Manager program (VI-CPM) distributed certificates to 30 graduates across two ceremonies last week. The graduation ceremony took place on Tuesday, Sept. 13 on the St. Thomas Campus and on Wedn…
Crime · Archive
ST. THOMAS -- V.I. Superior Court Judge Michael Dunston granted bail to a 58-year-old woman who is accused of killing her husband a little more than 11 years ago. Vivian Stuart of Heritage Hill Condominiums made her initial court …
Education · Archive
ST. THOMAS -- The Virgin Islands Department of Education, Office of Instructional Technology, recently overhauled the Department’s online operating systems, which now offers all public school students in grades 1st-12th a new user…
Government · Archive
ST. THOMAS -- In a whirlwind Senate session here on Thursday, senators who make up the 31st Legislature approved a borrowing bill, but not before dividing the measure -- Bill No. 31-0447 -- and adding new language through amendmen…
Business · Archive
ST. THOMAS -- The Mapp administration's finance team sat before senators at the Earl B. Ottley Legislative Hall on Wednesday to make its case for $430 million in new borrowing, while introducing a new five-year plan that it says i…
Government · Archive
ST. THOMAS -- Lawmakers on Tuesday unanimously supported a proposal by Governor Kenneth Mapp (bill sponsored by Senator Nereida Rivera-O'Reilly), to restrict the use of plastic bags in the territory; which the governor hails as a …
Tourism · Archive
The Department of Tourism is reporting another successful round of customer service training sessions for hundreds of industry partners and business professionals throughout the territory. Earlier this month, D.O.T. partnered with…
Opinion · Archive
…in today’s market makes every attempt to predict change and plan a strategy designed to be ahead of the curve, and harness economic benefits from predicted change. Businesses which react to change already in motion will more often…
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