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PSC Commissioners blast Liberty executives for service disruptions and poor customer response
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Community Center
John H. Woodson Jr. High School Set to Reopen for In-Person Classes
Following a closure since October 2023, John H. Woodson Jr. High is ready to welcome students back to its upgraded facilities starting February 12.
Federal
$133 Million FEMA Grant Announced for Julius E. Sprauve School Rebuild
State-of-the-art facility planned in St. John, emphasizing resilience and modern standards
Senate
Senators Call For Immediate Water Testing In STT-STJ District, But Officials Offer No Timeframe
Uncertainty in Water Infrastructure: St. Thomas's Aged Pipes Spark Health Concerns; WAPA Lacks Cost Estimates
Senate
Early Childhood Development Efforts Hindered by Resource Crunch; Millions in Federal Grant Dollars Going Unclaimed
Amid mounting pressures from educators protesting working conditions in St. Croix's public schools, the Senate Committee on Education and Workforce Development convened on Thursday to discuss the broader issues affecting child car…
Government
Complaints Over Painful Bottlenecks In Homeownership Process Dominate Townhall on VIHA Annual Plan
In a town-hall meeting hosted by the Senate Committee on Housing, Transportation, and Telecommunications on Wednesday evening, residents of the Virgin Islands voiced their frustrations and concerns about the bottlenecks and obstac…
Senate
Land Swap Legislation Held in Committee for Up to 45 Working Days as Senators Seek More Time To Weigh Options
…Virgin Islands and the National Park Service is on hold for at least 45 more days, after members of the Senate voted on Thursday to hold enabling legislation in committee for that long. The vote during the Committee of the Whole’s…
Government
Bill to Provide Pregnant Women With Dedicated Parking Fails; Measure For Disabled Veterans Advances
A bill proposing dedicated parking spaces for expectant mothers in establishments with more than 50 parking spaces was dismissed by the Senate Committee on Homeland Security, Justice, and Public Safety during a hearing last week. …
Culture
175th Emancipation Commemoration Committee Announces List of 'Living Legends of Culture'
In a celebration of culture, history, and achievement, the 175th Emancipation Commemoration Committee has revealed the winners of its "Living Legends of Culture" awards. After a call to the community for nominations, the residents…
Tourism
USVI Tops First Quarter Tourism Rankings in Caribbean; Department Eyes Budget Boost Amid Praise and Criticism From Lawmakers
…Commissioner Joseph Boschulte supported his department’s request for a 13% bump in their annual allocation with testimony that highlighted outstanding growth in the sector. The just over $30 million being requested will fund the d…
Crime
21-Year-Old Dion Johnson Charged with First-Degree Murder in St. Thomas Shooting
ST. THOMAS — A 21-year-old man, Dion Johnson, has been charged with first-degree murder in connection with the shooting death of Alrick M. Thomas, 54. The incident took place on Norre Gade near the Frederick Lutheran Church on Sat…
Crime
Man From Tortola Sentenced to Over 5 Years in Major Cocaine Trafficking Case Off St. Croix Coast
ST. CROIX — United States Attorney Delia L. Smith on Tuesday announced that Sean John, a 35-year-old man from Tortola, British Virgin Islands, has been sentenced to 70 months in prison. District Court Judge Wilma A. Lewis handed d…