AARP in the Virgin Islands State Director Troy de Chabert-Schuster has commended Governor Albert Bryan for emphasizing the importance of safeguarding the territory’s growing older population in his 2022 State of the Territory Address. According to the release, AARP VI supports Mr. Bryan in "addressing critical challenges that desperately need attention as our territory continues to age." The release further stated that AARP VI "is dedicated to helping the Bryan/Roach Administration, including The Virgin Islands Commission on Aging, to improve the overall quality of life of the Territory’s older (50+) population." “Governor Bryan has demonstrated during his tenure that he is committed to furthering the agenda of AARP-VI by investing to ensure respectable aging for all Virgin Islanders,” said de Chabert-Schuster after Monday’s address. “While…
The V.I. Department of Human Services announced Monday that the Head Start Program will return to full…
ST. THOMAS — The Virgin Islands Port Authority on Monday advised the traveling public that the Cyril…
The V.I. Dept. of Education announced late Saturday that the V.I. Department of Health tested 2,360…
World Health Kitchen Announces Fourth-Round Recipients…
Staff Consortium January 19, 2022World Central Kitchen (WCK) has announced the recipients of its fourth round of grants in the U.S. Virgin…
National Park Service Seeking Community Input…
Staff Consortium January 18, 2022The National Park Service today released an initial set of concepts that could guide the redevelopment…
USVI is Among U.S. Jurisdictions With Highest…
Staff Consortium January 17, 2022United States Attorney Gretchen C.F. Shappert for the District of the Virgin Islands has announced that…
USVI Employers Reminded to Submit 2021 Injury…
Staff Consortium January 17, 2022The University of the Virgin Islands Safety In Paradise (SIP) Program is reminding employers that certain…
Governor Albert Bryan took time out on Sunday to visit Paul Lewis, a centenarian on St. Croix who turned 103 Saturday. Mr. Lewis, who migrated to the USVI from Trinidad and Tobago in his 40s, is kn...
The V.I. Port Authority is advising the traveling public that the Cyril E. King Airport’s (CEKA) Air Traffic Control Tower on St. Thomas is temporarily closed due to a staffing shortage. However, th...
The V.I. Dept. of Education will operate its “No V.I. Child Goes Hungry” Feeding Initiative from Jan. 13 on St. Croix and on the 18th of the same month in the St. Thomas-St. John District. Earlier...
The Brothers of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., Zeta Xi Chapter and the Department of Sports, Parks and Recreation (DSPR), led by Commissioner Calvert White, conducted a “major cleanup effort” at ...
Logan, the 2.5-year-old son of Anais Cruz and Claudell Monsanto, died Friday after a lifelong battle with Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia. A symbol of strength and hope for many, the news of Logan's passin...
The V.I. Dept. of Human Services announced Wednesday a delay in the return to full in-person classroom instruction for Head Start classrooms across the territory. “In the Department of Human Servic...
New students are invited to begin the new year with a bang at the University of the Virgin Islands 2022 Spring Semester Orientation to be held via Zoom on Wednesday, Jan. 5, UVI has announced. Acco...
The V.I. Bureau of Motor Vehicles said late Monday that customers in St. Thomas with appointments will be rescheduled either via text message or a phone call as the bureau's office will be closed from...
To minimize the exposure of government employees to Covid-19, Cigna — a global health service company used by the V.I. government for health insurance — is temporarily waiving the physician referr...
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