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VIC News · Archive
ST. THOMAS -- The Virgin Islands Department of Justice today made known through a brief conference call with reporters that there is roughly $600,000 in unclaimed child support funds that need to be distributed, and the department…
Education · Archive
The UVI Substance Abuse and HIV/AIDS Prevention Program hosted its second induction ceremony on Jan. 31. University Student Peer Educators (SPE), certified through the Bacchus Network, were recognized for their contributions towar…
VIC News · Archive
ST. THOMAS -- Ashemba Frett, 22, of Tortola, British Virgin Islands, made his initial appearance before U.S. Magistrate Judge Ruth Miller after being charged in a complaint with encouraging and inducing aliens to illegally enter t…
VIC News · Archive
…date of Monday, February 29. According to the release, a person must be the property owner of record as of January 2, 2015 through January 1, 2016 for the 2016 tax year in order to be eligible. Property owners may not apply for mo…
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ST. THOMAS -- Governor Kenneth Mapp met with U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell at Government House here on Sunday, albeit briefly. A press release Government House issued late Sunday said the meeting was centered around …
Entertainment · Archive
ST. CROIX -- The dignitaries who sat atop a stage erected underneath a tent stationed on the west side of the Agricultural Fair grounds in Estate Lower Love on Saturday morning, were almost identical to last year's gathering. They…
Health · Archive
…is partnering with several clinics and labs to provide Zika virus testing at no cost to patients. Pregnant women and people who develop symptoms of the virus (fever, rash, joint pain, red eyes) should see their primary care provid…
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ST. THOMAS -- Members of the Committee on Rules and Judiciary on Thursday favorably forwarded to the full Senate a bill sponsored by Senator Justin Harrigan, adding up to five years to sentences for crimes committed while wearing …
Business · Archive
ST. THOMAS -- The Bureau of Information Technology since December 18 of last year has had the authority, through a master service agreement (M.S.A.), to provide internet service to most government agencies, a move that could poten…
Business · Archive
ST. THOMAS -- The Virgin Islands owns one of the most powerful and efficient fiber networks in all of the United States. The network is so powerful that major firms -- including one that wants to invest $1 billion in an undisclose…
Business · Archive
ST. THOMAS -- Government House, citing information provided by Department of Labor Commissioner Catherine Hendry, told The Consortium this evening that Sugar Bay Resort and Spa has laid off 44 employees between January and Februar…
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ST. THOMAS -- Department of Labor Commissioner Catherine Hendry, through a press release issued on Wednesday, has revealed that the department has invited former Sugar Bay Resort & Spa employees who it says were laid off by the st…
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