JUAREZ — Size and strength were key factors as the Virgin Islands U15 men’s team struggled to keep up with Puerto Rico, falling 125-43 on
Read moreWAPA governing board selects new leadership
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — The Virgin Islands Water and Power Authority today announced the selection of Lemuel Lavinier as Chief Operating Officer of Electric and Lorraine
Read moreSocial Security allows you to do business online
We’ve listened to your feedback concerning your preference to do business with us online. You want the option to submit forms, evidence, and other information
Read moreRoach acts on bills passed by the Legislature
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — On behalf of Governor Albert Bryan, Acting Governor Tregenza Roach took action on five bills passed by the 35th Legislature at its
Read moreUSVI’s boys team opens play in the CentroBasket Championship today
JUAREZ — The U.S. Virgin Islands’ under-15 boys national basketball team will open play today in the FIBA CentroBasket U15 Championship in Mexico. The USVI
Read moreBryan heads to Washington D.C. for high-level meetings with the feds
CHRISTIANSTED — Governor Albert Bryan will be in Washington, D.C., this week for a series of meetings with key members of Congress, officials in the
Read moreHealth Department observes World AIDS Day
CHRISTIANSTED — In observance of World AIDS Day, the Virgin Islands Department of Health’s Communicable Diseases Division and Frederiksted Health Care Inc.’s Division of Social and
Read moreU.S. Attorney Smith reminds USVI that cockfighting is prohibited by federal law
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — United States Attorney Delia L. Smith advises Virgin Islands residents that the Agricultural Improvement Act (P.L. 115-334), which has been in effect
Read morePlan to use ‘energy stabilizers’ to keep WAPA from destroying appliances lacking details
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Government House has announced a new plan to use “energy stabilizers” to prevent power surges from destroying home appliances and electronics, but
Read moreDOJ employees share turkey and fixings with the needy as part of Thanksgiving food drive
KINGSHILL — In the spirit of gratitude and giving, the Virgin Islands Department of Justice (DOJ), led by Attorney General Gordon C. Rhea, is proud
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