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HURRICANE SEASON 2021: Improperly Installed Generators Killed More People Than The Storms Themselves
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HURRICANE SEASON 2021: Improperly Installed Generators Killed More People Than The Storms Themselves

MIAMI — The 2021 Atlantic Hurricane Season begins today. But with the news that people in the active hurricane belt should be on guard against the storms from June to…
Posted by VI Free Press June 1, 2021
Caribbean Celebrities Are New ‘Disaster Fighters’ For 2021 Hurricane Season
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Caribbean Celebrities Are New ‘Disaster Fighters’ For 2021 Hurricane Season

BARBADOS — A slew of leading Caribbean celebrities have adopted the new title of “Disaster Fighters” ahead of the 2021 Atlantic Hurricane Season, which climate scientists forecast will be above normal.…
Posted by VI Free Press May 31, 2021
How To Show You Are A Sustainable Brand
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How To Show You Are A Sustainable Brand

In the last few years, one of the most important qualities that customers want to know more about a brand is exactly how sustainable they are. As it’s becoming an…
Posted by VI Free Press May 25, 2021
Rod, Richie and ‘TC’ Gave St. Vincentians Time To Get Out Before Volcano Blew
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Rod, Richie and ‘TC’ Gave St. Vincentians Time To Get Out Before Volcano Blew

KINGSTOWN — The three scientists credited with helping save lives ahead of a recent explosive volcano eruption in the eastern Caribbean island of St. Vincent are known to locals simply…
Posted by VI Free Press May 12, 2021
Going Bananas About Bacuba Trees In The USVI… But They’re NOT Trees, Just Plants
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Going Bananas About Bacuba Trees In The USVI… But They’re NOT Trees, Just Plants

CHRISTIANSTED — Banana trees are a common feature of the U.S. Virgin Islands residential area landscape. They are primarily grown for the tropical look they bring with their green, elephant-ear-like leaves…
Posted by VI Free Press May 5, 2021
FEMA Gives $61 Million To VIHA To Rebuild Territory’s Housing Communities
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FEMA Gives $61 Million To VIHA To Rebuild Territory’s Housing Communities

FREDERIKSTED — The Office of Disaster Recovery said today that the Virgin Islands Housing Authority (VIHA) has been obligated $61,056,862 to continue the renovation of housing communities devastated during the 2017 hurricane…
Posted by VI Free Press May 4, 2021
Traveling Owl: Man Drives Hours With Bird Stuck In Truck’s Grille
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Traveling Owl: Man Drives Hours With Bird Stuck In Truck’s Grille

NAPLES, Florida — A man moving from Alabama to southwest Florida traveled hundreds of miles with an owl stuck in his truck’s grille. The owl survived. Torie Gray said he…
Posted by VI Free Press May 3, 2021
FEMA Gives $1.8M For DPNR Repairs To 2 St. Croix Libraries
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FEMA Gives $1.8M For DPNR Repairs To 2 St. Croix Libraries

FREDERIKSTED — The Office of Disaster Recovery announces the obligation of $1,813,143 by the Federal Emergency Management Agency's (FEMA) Public Assistance Program to the Department of Planning and Natural Resources…
Posted by VI Free Press May 1, 2021
Donald Trump, HUD Secretary Ben Carson Kicked Puerto Rico When It Was Down
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Donald Trump, HUD Secretary Ben Carson Kicked Puerto Rico When It Was Down

SAN JUAN — The Trump administration victimized Puerto Ricans a second time with arbitrary red tape that delayed the disbursement of federal disaster money in the wake of Hurricanes Maria…
Posted by VI Free Press May 1, 2021
DPW Contractor Continues To Replace Signs Destroyed By Hurricanes
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DPW Contractor Continues To Replace Signs Destroyed By Hurricanes

CHRISTIANSTED — After Hurricanes Irma and Maria, a number of traffic signs along roadways throughout the territory were destroyed or displaced. Celestine Construction, LLC was awarded the contract to replace…
Posted by VI Free Press April 28, 2021

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