DPNR Sets Up Permitting So Hunters Can Begin Culling Local Deer Population
CHRISTIANSTED — It will soon be legal to hunt local deer in the Virgin Islands — provided you have the […]
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CFVI Announces Winners of Judith Towle Environmental Studies Fund Award
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — The Community Foundation of the Virgin Islands (CFVI) said it is pleased to announce two recipients of
CFVI Announces Recipient of First Annual Librarian Legacy Scholarship
CRUZ BAY – The Community Foundation of the Virgin Islands (CFVI) said it is pleased to announce that Carla Sewer,
Del Monte Fiesta Corn Recalled in Nine Caribbean Countries, 25 U.S. States
JESSUP, Maryland – Del Monte Foods has recalled incompletely sterilized cans of one of its corn products from nine Caribbean countries,
TRUMP TWEETS: Ryan Zinke Out At Interior … He Was A Frequent Visitor To Territory
WASHINGTON — U.S. Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, who has sought to open U.S. offshore waters to oil and gas drilling
VING Gets Help With Prep Drills From Michigan National Guard
FREDERIKSTED — “When the Weather Channel becomes our favorite channel on TV, it comforts us to know it is now
Puerto Ricans Feel Federal Government Ambushed Them With Cockfighting Ban
SAN JUAN — Thursday was a somber day at the Cockfighting Club of San Juan. The rows and rows of
Should Local Businesses Place a Higher Emphasis on Attracting Tourists?
Many small businesses depend on a loyal customer base. These are customers that come back time and time again to
Shop With A Cop Is A Fun-Filled Day on St. Thomas
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — The Virgin Islands Police Department Crime Prevention Bureau is scheduled to have their annual “Shop with a
Dominican Republic Native Gets 7.25 Years For Taking 110 Pounds Coke on Barge
CHARLOTTE AMALIE – A Dominican Republic native was given 7.25 years in prison by a federal judge for smuggling 110