Liberty VI announced Friday that it is kicking off its fixed fiber network construction process in Sally’s Fancy, St. Croix beginning Tuesday, January 31. The project, which will take approximately three weeks to complete, will benefit all customers along Lowry Hill Road in the Sally’s Fancy area. According to a release from Liberty, as part of the company's participation in the Federal Communications Commission’s Connect USVI initiative, this project will use the company’s Fiber-to-the Home standard to increase bandwidth capacity for high-speed data demand. Once completed, Liberty will deliver a fixed fiber network with more resiliency, redundancy and improved performance. “This is just the beginning of a large project that, upon completion, will bring true broadband connectivity to the USVI to facilitate economic growth in the territory.…
Fresh from his fifth State of the Territory Address, Governor Albert Bryan will be interviewed by V.I.…
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Governor Albert Bryan's fifth State of the Territory Address, delivered Monday night, lasted for about…
VIEDC is seeking the services of a qualified individual or firm with expertise in business and compliance…
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What Do You Think About the Proposed Redevelopment…
Janeka Simon January 21, 2023The 30-day window for public comment on the redevelopment of Caneel Bay opened on January 20th, giving…
Public Archery Field Closed Until at Least March,…
Beverly Telesford January 20, 2023The Department of Planning and Natural Resources says the archery field at Estate La Grange on St. Croix…
$1.5 Million Renovation of Cruz Bay Dock to Commence…
Elesha George January 20, 2023Renovation and improvements to the Loredon L. Boynes Sr. Dock in Cruz Bay, St. John has seemingly received…
VITEMA Set to Begin Monthly 'Know the Tone' Tsunami…
Staff Consortium January 18, 2023The V.I. Territorial Emergency Management Agency said this week it will begin monthly testing and evaluation…
Puerto Rico is set to privatize power generation — a first for a U.S. territory — in an effort to address long-standing issues and a crumbling grid. Power transmission and distribution are alread...
After a two-year, Covid-induced pause, the Central Labor Council Civil Rights Committee brought back its signature, annual event — the Martin Luther King Jr. Parade in Frederiksted, St. Croix in hon...
The V.I. Dept. of Health has announced that the Maternal Child Health (MCH), Community Health and the Communicable Disease clinics relocated over the weekend to the second floor of #35 Castle Coakley ...
The V.I. Dept. of Education has announced that school bus service for St. Croix Educational Complex High School students along the Concordia/La Grange/Frederiksted route will resume at 6:30 a.m., on T...
The V.I. Dept. of Health said Friday that due to a recent increase in cases in the territory, Health Commissioner Justa Encarnacion is urging all Virgin Islanders to take all protective measures agai...
Update: Along with his other priorities while on St. Croix, U.S. Senator Ted Cruz — who arrived on St. Croix on Jan. 13 — will meet with Governor Albert Bryan on Sunday, Jan. 15, the Consortium ha...
Family and friends said their final farewells to the late Dr. Roy Lester Schneider during a state funeral held on Thursday morning. The well-known surgeon and U.S. army veteran served as the fifth el...
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