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Health · Archive

Solid Waste Reform Bills To Come Before Legislature Tuesday

ST. THOMAS -- The 31st Legislature will host hearings on vital solid waste reforms beginning at 9 a.m. on June 14, in the Earle B. Ottley Legislative Hall here, Government House has announced. Governor Kenneth Mapp is urging the c…

VIC News · Archive

Mapp 'Grateful' Territory Not Included In P.R. Debt Bill

ST. THOMAS -- Governor Kenneth Mapp said Thursday he was "grateful" that the U.S. Virgin Islands would not be directly tied to the Puerto Rico debt bill, called the Puerto Rico Oversight Management and Economic Stability Act (PROM…

Community Center · Archive

All Beaches Safe This Weekend, D.P.N.R. Says

ST. CROIX -- All the territory's beaches have been cleared as safe for swimming and fishing this weekend, the Department of Planning and Natural Resources said via press release today. In St. Croix, they are: Stoney Ground, Protes…

VIC News · Archive

Unified Elections Board Comes Closer To Reality

ST. CROIX -- The Committee on Rules and Judiciary, in a whirlwind hearing on Thursday, approved a bill unifying the separate boards of election into one Board of Elections. The legislation has made the rounds in the Senate, reachi…

VIC News · Archive

Rules Committee Approves Mooring, Health-Related Bills

ST. CROIX -- The Committee on Rules and Judiciary on Thursday approved one bill that increases mooring fees and four other health-related measures. Mooring fees have remained unchanged in the territory since 1990 at $5 per foot, r…

Business · Archive

ICMC Supports Junior Achievement of The U.S. Virgin Islands

ST. THOMAS -- In a press release issued on Wednesday, International Capital & Management Company (I.C.M.C.) said it was proud to be an annual sponsor of Junior Achievement of the US Virgin Islands, a program initiated to train the…

Health · Archive

Senators Approve Bill Allowing Drug Felons To Receive Food Stamps

ST. THOMAS -- Convicted drug felons in the U.S. Virgin Islands who have served their time will soon be able to receive Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits, also called food stamps, if a Senator Nereida Rivera-O'Reil…