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Annas Retreat Community Garden Hopes To Sprout Many Such Gardens Across The Territory
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Annas Retreat Community Garden Hopes To Sprout Many Such Gardens Across The Territory

Guess who came to the Garden to be? None other than Shelly Jacobs of ABC Landscaping! Police Captain Sandra Colbourne and Sgt. Milton Petersen and myself had an outdoor meeting…
Posted by VI Free Press July 15, 2020
ECLAC OP-ED: Building Back Better After COVID-19: Equality At The Center
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ECLAC OP-ED: Building Back Better After COVID-19: Equality At The Center

SANTIAGO, Chile — The COVID-19 pandemic has caused a socio-economic crisis of an unprecedented scope and reach.  Worldwide, it has led to a massive decline of working hours, equivalent to…
Posted by Alicia Bárcena July 14, 2020
Are License Plates Required For Cars In The USVI? If You Can See, You’d Think Not
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Are License Plates Required For Cars In The USVI? If You Can See, You’d Think Not

CHRISTIANSTED — You could get into an accident trying to take pictures of all the vehicles on St. Croix that do not have a license plate on the front or…
Posted by John McCarthy July 10, 2020
Mostly Black Town In Puerto Rico Sees Its Own Past In The Death Of George Floyd
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Mostly Black Town In Puerto Rico Sees Its Own Past In The Death Of George Floyd

LOIZA — As evening fell over Puerto Rico, hundreds gathered at a vigil for George Floyd recently in Loíza, a coastal town home to one of the island’s largest Black…
Posted by VI Free Press July 10, 2020
U.S. Attorney’s Office Announces Online Training Seminar for USVI Grantees
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U.S. Attorney’s Office Announces Online Training Seminar for USVI Grantees

CHARLOTTE AMALIE — U.S. Attorney Gretchen C.F. Shappert announced today that the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Office of the Inspector General (HUD-OIG) will provide no cost, online…
Posted by VI Free Press July 9, 2020
DSPR Awarded $2.6 Million To Retrofit The St. John Community Center: ODR
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DSPR Awarded $2.6 Million To Retrofit The St. John Community Center: ODR

CRUZ BAY — The Office of Disaster Recovery announced a $2.6 million award to the Virgin Islands Department of Sports, Parks and Recreation (DSPR) for the retrofitting of the Community Center…
Posted by VI Free Press July 8, 2020
Worsening Drought Forces State of Emergency In Puerto Rico … What Is USVI Doing?
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Worsening Drought Forces State of Emergency In Puerto Rico … What Is USVI Doing?

SAN JUAN — Puerto Rico’s governor declared a state of emergency effective Monday as a worsening drought creeps across the U.S. territory amid a coronavirus pandemic. Starting July 2, nearly 140,000…
Posted by Bro Bot July 5, 2020
VIPD Cautions Motorists Not To Drink And Drive This 4th Of July Holiday Weekend
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VIPD Cautions Motorists Not To Drink And Drive This 4th Of July Holiday Weekend

FREDERIKSTED — Police Commissioner Trevor A. Velinor and the Virgin Islands Office of Highway Safety (VIOHS) announced the launch their high-visibility enforcement campaign beginning July 1 to September 30. High-visibility…
Posted by VI Free Press July 1, 2020
Census 2020 Starts Data Collection Push On St. Thomas And St. Croix
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Census 2020 Starts Data Collection Push On St. Thomas And St. Croix

CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Census 2020 U.S. Virgin Islands began a massive data collection push this weekend in neighborhoods on St. Thomas and St. Croix, according to Patrice Johnson, spokesperson for…
Posted by VI Free Press June 27, 2020
DHS Has New Licensing Requirements For Re-Opening Child Care Programs, Summer Camps
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DHS Has New Licensing Requirements For Re-Opening Child Care Programs, Summer Camps

FREDERIKSTED — Department of Human Services (DHS) has released its statutory, licensing requirements, rules, and regulations regarding the re-opening of child care programs and summer camps. “It is critical, especially…
Posted by VI Free Press June 26, 2020

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