16 Months After Hurricanes IrMaria, FEMA Says Debris Removal Is Still Underway
CHARLOTTE AMALIE – Debris removal is underway for those enrolled in the Sheltering and Temporary Essential Power (STEP) program, the […]
Community Affairs
Senator Gittens Salutes Success of Farmers, This Year’s Agriculture Fair
FREDERIKSTED — Senate President Kenneth Gittens said that he is encouraged about the state of the territory’s farming industry. Speaking
Community Foundation Wants You To Share What You Learned From Storms
CHRISTIANSTED — The Community Foundation of the Virgin Islands (CFVI) announces the launch of a new information-collection campaign: Leveraging USVI Facts & Figures to Build
BIR and UVI Offers Tax Preparation Help To People Who Need To Do Returns
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) and University of the Virgin Islands (UVI) are teaming up to
MOLLOY: VIDOL Accepting Applications For LIFT Summer Internship Program
CHRISTIANSTED — The Department of Labor Commissioner Designee Gary Molloy, said that VIDOL is now accepting applications for the Labor
Agrifest 2019 Set for Mid-Month: “VI Agriculture: Still Growing in 2019”
FREDERIKSTED — The public is invited to attend the 48th Annual Agriculture and Food Fair of the Virgin Islands from February
Senator Blyden Suggests People Celebrate Black History All Year Round
CHARLOTTE AMALIE – Senator Marvin Blyden said he will join millions of people of African descent around the world in
Disabled Community To Get Emergency Radios From UVI’s VIUCEDD
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Members of the disability community in the Virgin Islands will soon be equipped with emergency radios that
St. Thomas Senator Leads The Community In Celebrating Dr. Martin Luther King Day 2019
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Senator Marvin Blyden said he joins the Virgin Islands community in celebrating the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther
St. Croix’s Stachill Parker Wins $50,000 In Instant Scratch Game
CHRISTIANSTED — Stachill Parker of St. Croix is the winner of $50,000 in Caribbean Lottery’s Instant Scratch game. Parker said