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Bryan frees 8 people from prison, says ‘everyone deserves a second chance’
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Bryan frees 8 people from prison, says ‘everyone deserves a second chance’

CHRISTIANSTED — Governor Albert Bryan has exercised his constitutional authority to grant clemency to eight individuals, commuting the sentences of six and pardoning two, in recognition of their rehabilitation, personal growth,…
Posted by John McCarthy February 13, 2025
Health Department gives health, safety message for Agriculture weekend
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Health Department gives health, safety message for Agriculture weekend

CHRISTIANSTED– The Virgin Islands Department of Health reminded residents and visitors to take precautions to protect their health during the 53rd Annual Agriculture and Food Fair weekend. “We are still…
Posted by John McCarthy February 11, 2025
It’s the ‘purr-fect’ job. Britain’s top feline diplomat comes out of retirement
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It’s the ‘purr-fect’ job. Britain’s top feline diplomat comes out of retirement

LONDON (AP) — Britain’s top feline diplomat has come out of retirement for a new, ‘purr-fect’ job. Palmerston, former chief mouser at the Foreign Office, is now the U.K.'s chief four-legged…
Posted by John McCarthy February 6, 2025
Health Department urges precautions as dengue outbreak hits St. Croix
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Health Department urges precautions as dengue outbreak hits St. Croix

CHRISTIANSTED – The Virgin Islands Department of Health is urging residents to take precautions to prevent further transmission of dengue as the number of cases rise on St.   Croix. “We are once…
Posted by John McCarthy February 5, 2025
Governor expresses condolences after hearing of the death of Ira Mills
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Governor expresses condolences after hearing of the death of Ira Mills

CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Governor Albert Bryan Jr. issued the following statement Tuesday upon learning of the death of Virgin Islands Tax Assessor Ira Mills:  “I am deeply saddened by the passing…
Posted by John McCarthy February 5, 2025
Fans don’t let fans drive drunk!
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Fans don’t let fans drive drunk!

Make the Right Call – Drive Sober, Focused, and Rested! CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Super Bowl LIX is one of the biggest events of the year—a time forcelebration with friends, family,…
Posted by John McCarthy February 4, 2025
Hygiene challenges for local businesses in the Virgin Islands
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Hygiene challenges for local businesses in the Virgin Islands

In the Virgin Islands, where 2,319 businesses employ 25,652 people, it’s easy to see how running a business here might feel like paradise, with gorgeous weather and ocean breezes. However, the same…
Posted by John McCarthy February 4, 2025
Mom took leave to be with dying daughter and was fired, lawsuit says. ‘She needed me’
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Mom took leave to be with dying daughter and was fired, lawsuit says. ‘She needed me’

DETROIT — A Michigan woman is suing Huntington National Bank after she says she was fired for taking leave to be with her dying daughter. Terri Estepp filed the lawsuit…
Posted by John McCarthy February 4, 2025
John H. Woodson Junior High School reopens today
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John H. Woodson Junior High School reopens today

KINGSHILL — The Virgin Islands Department of Education said that the John H. Woodson Jr. High School will resume normal operations today, February 4, 2025. This follows the successful completion…
Posted by John McCarthy February 4, 2025
ICE St. Thomas introduces 1,000 students to ‘Project Guardian’
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ICE St. Thomas introduces 1,000 students to ‘Project Guardian’

CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Some 1,000 students from the public and private schools in St. Thomas got tips on how to avoid falling victim to online sexual predators January 23 through…
Posted by John McCarthy February 4, 2025

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