DHS Announces 90-Day Extension On All Expired Senior Discount Cards
FREDERIKSTED — In light of COVID-19 and the associated social distancing guidelines, The Virgin Islands Department of Human Services (DHS) […]
Community Affairs
DSPR Gets $1.4 Million From FEMA To Restore Emile Griffith Park
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — The Department of Sports, Parks, and Recreation (DSPR) was awarded $1,412,908 to renovate a staple of the St.
Contractor to Complete Renovations to the George Simmons Terrace Senior Center: VIHA
CRUZ BAY — Work has begun to repair the George Simmons Terrace Senior Center on St. John. The facility, built in
Superior Court Judge: GOP Primary Must Go Forward And Party Brass Can’t Stop It
KINGSHILL — A temporary restraining order was issued late Friday by Superior Court Judge Kathleen Mackay at the behest of
Economic Impact Payments Coming For Social Security and SSI Beneficiaries In June
BALTIMORE — The Social Security Administration issued an update Thursday about COVID-19 Economic Impact Payments (EIP) to certain groups of
Road Work Set To Begin At Sion Farm Intersection Tuesday Night: VIPD
CHRISTIANSTED — The VIPD Traffic Investigation Bureau is advising the motoring public that on Tuesday May 19 and Wednesday May
Parking To Be Restricted To Western Side Of Hess Road Beginning Monday: VIPD
CHRISTIANSTED — The Virgin Islands Police Department wishes to advise the motoring public that parking will no longer be allowed
UVI AND SBDC Team Up To Offer Free ‘Health And Safety’ COVID-19 Webinar
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — The Virgin Islands government has outlined a plan to reopen the territory as of June 1, but
Coral World Reaches Across The Atlantic For Livestream Session With Autistic Children
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Coral World staff provided a 30-minute guided tour of the park to children with Autism Spectrum disorders
Juan F. Luis Hospital Gets 20,000 Medical Masks From Government of Taiwan
CHRISTIANSTED — The Governor Juan F. Luis Hospital & Medical Center administration said that it was grateful to the Government