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Governor Bryan Plans to Move Into Catherineberg Once Repaired, But the Estate is Slated to Become a Museum

Governor Albert Bryan indicated on Monday that he would move into Estate Catherineberg once it is repaired, reiterating what was shared during a West Indian Company (WICO) board meeting in March 2019 when the board announced WICO would pay the monthly rental cost of $3,500 for a condo Mr. Bryan stays in when in St. Thomas. The question relative to the governor's residence was posed to Mr. Bryan by the Consortium as repairs at Gov't House on St. Thomas are just about completed. There was talk that the facility had no living quarters, but Mr. Bryan refuted the claim, stating that he has decided to use the living quarters for office space instead. "The residence is equipped to be a residence or an office," he said. "We have a way to have living quarters in there but we are using it for offices." Asked if he would stay at Gov't House on St. Thomas when in the district once repairs are completed, Mr. Bryan said the plan is to revitalize Catherineberg. "Those repairs are in design at this...