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SNAP, Section 8 Benefits Would Be Cut Under House Speaker’s Budget Proposal
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SNAP, Section 8 Benefits Would Be Cut Under House Speaker’s Budget Proposal

WASHINGTON — House Speaker Kevin McCarthy's budget proposal, which includes changes to various entitlement programs like food stamps and Section 8, faces a tough road to passage. Millions of Americans…
Posted by John McCarthy May 6, 2023
You Can Still Use Social Security Online When Traveling
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You Can Still Use Social Security Online When Traveling

Social Security is here for you when you travel, whether you’re in the United States or in another country. Our online services page at www.ssa.gov/onlineservices provides you with a wide…
Posted by John McCarthy May 2, 2023
Channel Islands Reinsurer To Manage Risk On Auto Insurance For 2 USVI Companies
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Channel Islands Reinsurer To Manage Risk On Auto Insurance For 2 USVI Companies

SAINT HELIER — Canopius Group, a global specialty reinsurer, and Theodore Tunick and Marshall & Sterling, a broker for all lines of business and personal insurance, will offer admitted auto coverage…
Posted by John McCarthy April 24, 2023
Mysterious Case of U.S. Virgin Islands Sea Urchin Die-Off Has Been Solved By Scientists
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Mysterious Case of U.S. Virgin Islands Sea Urchin Die-Off Has Been Solved By Scientists

CHARLOTTE AMALIE — There seemed to be a deadly plague lurking under the crystal blue waters of the Caribbean last year, killing sea urchins at a rate that hadn't been seen in…
Posted by John McCarthy April 20, 2023
SNAP Cash Documents Due Now To Secure May Benefits, DHS Says
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SNAP Cash Documents Due Now To Secure May Benefits, DHS Says

CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Attention SNAP/CASH clients!! Did you receive mail from the VI Department of Human Services (DHS) SNAP Offices about completing your Recertification Application, Periodic Report, or letter requesting…
Posted by John McCarthy April 20, 2023
USVI Veterans Advisory Council Meeting Set For Thursday
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USVI Veterans Advisory Council Meeting Set For Thursday

CHARLOTTE AMALIE — The Virgin Islands Office of Veteran Affairs will be joining the VI Veterans Advisory Council (VIVAC) in hosting its third meeting on Thursday. In its last meeting,…
Posted by John McCarthy April 18, 2023
Active USVI COVID Cases Remain In Single Digits 
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Active USVI COVID Cases Remain In Single Digits 

CHRISTIANSTED — The Virgin Islands Department of Health is reporting today that the number of COVID cases remains in the single digits, with the positivity rate holding at 2.4 percent.…
Posted by John McCarthy April 17, 2023
‘Male’ Shot During Robbery Near Post Office In St. John On Holy Saturday
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‘Male’ Shot During Robbery Near Post Office In St. John On Holy Saturday

CRUZ BAY — Police are investigating after a "male" was shot during a robbery near the post office in St. John on Saturday night, authorities said. Officers from the Leander…
Posted by John McCarthy April 10, 2023
50% of Kids in USVI Have Had Dengue Fever: Proof WHO Neglects Poor Black Children
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50% of Kids in USVI Have Had Dengue Fever: Proof WHO Neglects Poor Black Children

CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Dengue fever is on the rise in the region and a recent study estimates more than half of children in the territory have had a prior infection. Dengue is…
Posted by John McCarthy April 10, 2023
Afternoon Showers, Isolated Thunderstorms Expected As Weather Conditions Improve
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Afternoon Showers, Isolated Thunderstorms Expected As Weather Conditions Improve

SAN JUAN — Weather conditions will continue to improve, however; available moisture and local effects will support afternoon showers with isolated thunderstorm development each day, mainly across western sections. Elsewhere,…
Posted by John McCarthy April 9, 2023

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