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FEMA Has $578,970 For USVI Organizations That Provided Food, Shelter During COVID
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FEMA Has $578,970 For USVI Organizations That Provided Food, Shelter During COVID

CHRISTIANSTED — Reimbursements of up to $578,970 are available for USVI organizations that have provided emergency food and/or shelter programs in the territory during the period of January 1, 2020,…
Posted by John McCarthy September 28, 2021
Police Need Your Help To Find Syel Williams Wanted For Stealing Car: VIPD
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Police Need Your Help To Find Syel Williams Wanted For Stealing Car: VIPD

CHRISTIANSTED — Police need your help tonight to find a St. Croix man wanted for allegedly stealing a vehicle. Syel Williams, 32, is wanted for second-degree burglary and unauthorized use…
Posted by John McCarthy September 27, 2021
Second Civilian Charged With Murder In Revenge Killing Of VING Soldier In Carlton
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Second Civilian Charged With Murder In Revenge Killing Of VING Soldier In Carlton

FREDERIKSTED — Police arrested a second person in connection with the March 2 revenge killing of a National Guard mechanic ambush-style in his own Carlton home, authorities said. Sharif Matthew,…
Posted by John McCarthy September 27, 2021
St. Thomas (Rock City) Celebrates World Tourism Day Today
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St. Thomas (Rock City) Celebrates World Tourism Day Today

CHARLOTTE AMALIE — The official celebration of the United Nations World Tourism Organization’s (UNWTO) World Tourism Day 2021 (September 27), around the theme “Tourism for Inclusive Growth”, resonates particularly well in the territory.…
Posted by John McCarthy September 27, 2021
Governor Extends Eviction Moratorium But Superior Court Judges Still Ignore It
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Governor Extends Eviction Moratorium But Superior Court Judges Still Ignore It

CHARLOTTE AMALIE — For the 28th time, Governor Albert Bryan on Friday issued a Supplemental Executive Order pertaining to the COVID-19 pandemic. Bryan’s latest order extends the current eviction moratorium…
Posted by John McCarthy September 26, 2021
Governor, Senator Mourn Passing Of St. Croix Statesman Edgar M. Iles
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Governor, Senator Mourn Passing Of St. Croix Statesman Edgar M. Iles

CHRISITIANSTED — Governor Albert Bryan Jr. released the following statement on the passing of former St. Croix Senator Edgar Iles: “We have lost a dedicated community leader with a long…
Posted by John McCarthy September 22, 2021
VIPD Needs To Know Where Castle Burke Man Was Monday Before Being Shot Dead Today
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VIPD Needs To Know Where Castle Burke Man Was Monday Before Being Shot Dead Today

SALT RIVER — Police are investigating after a Kingshill-area man was found shot to death at the side of the road near Salt River early this morning. The 911 Emergency…
Posted by John McCarthy September 21, 2021
Bureau of Corrections Confirms 55-Year-Old Man Died At John Bell Prison Friday
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Bureau of Corrections Confirms 55-Year-Old Man Died At John Bell Prison Friday

FREDERIKSTED — The Virgin Islands Bureau of Corrections confirmed Monday that an inmate at the John A. Bell Adult Correctional Facility was found unresponsive and pronounced dead on Friday, September…
Posted by John McCarthy September 21, 2021
World’s Smallest Snake, Tasty Frogs, The Caribbean Has Some Weird, Weird Wildlife
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World’s Smallest Snake, Tasty Frogs, The Caribbean Has Some Weird, Weird Wildlife

SAN JUAN — It's a little-known fact, but a small lizard native to St. Croix warrants protection under the U.S. Endangered Species Act, according to the U.S. Fish & Wildlife…
Posted by John McCarthy September 19, 2021
Tropical Storm Peter Expected To Bring 1-2 Inches Of Rain To USVI By Tuesday
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Tropical Storm Peter Expected To Bring 1-2 Inches Of Rain To USVI By Tuesday

MIAMI — Forecasters said Tropical Storm Peter formed over the Atlantic Ocean early today and a new tropical depression was spinning over the far eastern Atlantic. Peter was centered about…
Posted by John McCarthy September 19, 2021

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