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VIPD Warns Against Increasing Social Security ‘Spoofing’ Scam Calls
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VIPD Warns Against Increasing Social Security ‘Spoofing’ Scam Calls

CHARLOTTE AMALIE — The Virgin Islands Police Department is advising the general public that there is a telephone scam being perpetuated on residents in the territory. The VIPD has received…
Posted by December 13, 2020
Gambling Laws Across The British Virgin Islands
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Gambling Laws Across The British Virgin Islands

The British Virgin Islands (BVI) is a British overseas territory in the Caribbean, located to the east of Puerto Rico. It is one of the most visited Caribbean destinations for…
Posted by December 12, 2020
Chinese-Owned Rouge Et Noir Casino Shut Down By Dutch Government For Flouting Operating Contract
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Chinese-Owned Rouge Et Noir Casino Shut Down By Dutch Government For Flouting Operating Contract

PHILIPSBURG --- Rouge Et Noir Casino was ordered closed as of 1 p.m. on Wednesday by the Minister of TEATT Ludmilla de Weever since the establishment violated their ministerial decree…
Posted by November 26, 2020
U.S. Airlines Add COVID-19 Testing to Popular Caribbean Destinations
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U.S. Airlines Add COVID-19 Testing to Popular Caribbean Destinations

CANCUN — U.S. airlines are adding flights, and in some cases COVID-19 testing programs, for travel to Mexico and the Caribbean, a region central to carriers’ strategies to tap into…
Posted by November 25, 2020
Is $50.95 Too Much To Pay For 7 Pounds of Oxtail From The Local Supermarket?
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Is $50.95 Too Much To Pay For 7 Pounds of Oxtail From The Local Supermarket?

Somebody asked on social media today if $51.00 is too much to pay for about seven pounds of oxtail? Well, it depends where you are buying the oxtails from and…
Posted by November 18, 2020
Broadband VI Gets $84 Million From FCC For Faster Broadband Service Here
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Broadband VI Gets $84 Million From FCC For Faster Broadband Service Here

WASHINGTON — Broadband VI was the winning applicant for the Virgin Islands contract. The company, founded in St. Croix, will receive $84.5 million of funding over the next decade toward the cost…
Posted by November 17, 2020
VIPD’s Economic Crime Unit Issues Holiday Season Fraud Alert
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VIPD’s Economic Crime Unit Issues Holiday Season Fraud Alert

FREDERIKSTED — Police Commissioner Trevor A. Velinor wishes to advise the public that the Christmas Season is fast approaching and there are those among us who seek to prey on…
Posted by November 11, 2020
St. Thomas Bank Employee Indicted On Charges Of Fraud and Identity Theft
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St. Thomas Bank Employee Indicted On Charges Of Fraud and Identity Theft

CHARLOTTE AMALIE — A former St. Thomas bank employee is accused of issuing debit cards in customers' names and then withdrawing money without their knowledge to buy things in the…
Posted by November 6, 2020
Retail Liquor Sales Soar During The Coronavirus Pandemic Lockdown Period
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Retail Liquor Sales Soar During The Coronavirus Pandemic Lockdown Period

What’s your tipple of choice during lockdown? In America, it's gin. But in the U.K., it's rum. While bars have had to close in response to the coronavirus pandemic, though some…
Posted by November 1, 2020
CDC Lifts Cruise Ban, Says Companies Can Restart Once They Can Prove COVID-19 Protocols Work
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CDC Lifts Cruise Ban, Says Companies Can Restart Once They Can Prove COVID-19 Protocols Work

ATLANTA — The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention set the stage for the return of U.S. cruising with the release today of a detailed series of requirements that could…
Posted by October 30, 2020

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