Florida Family Finds Dead Snake Inside Their Clothes Dryer
GROVELAND, Florida — After their clothes dryer began blowing out a lot of lint, a Florida family called a repair […]
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ECLAC Countries Call For Cooperation And A Resilient COVID-19 Recovery
SANTIAGO, Chile — Premiers and senior government officials from the Caribbean’s non-independent territories have called for sustained cooperation in advancing
DPW Gets $2.5 Million From FEMA To Ward Off Mudslides In The Territory
CHRISTIANSTED — The Federal Emergency Management Agency, through the Hazard Mitigation Grant Program, awarded the Department of Public Works $2,551,550 for
Family Of Connecticut Man Who Drowned Trying To Save Family Members Asks Puerto Rico For Danger Signs
SAN JUAN — Family and friends mourned the loss of a Connecticut man who died while saving his two daughters
UVI Gets $60,000 Donation For Sea Turtle Research
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — The University of the Virgin Islands Sea Turtle Research and Conservation Program has received a generous donation in the amount of $60,000 from the
DPNR Commissioner Testifies Before Congress Remotely On Climate Change
WASHINGTON — The House Natural Resources Committee issued the following testimony by Jean-Pierre L. Oriol, commissioner of the U.S. Virgin Islands Department of Planning and
Grouting And Cobblestone Repairs To Close Guttets Gade This Weekend: DPW
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — The Department of Public Works said today a portion of a street south of Main Street will
Monster March Hurricane Slammed Puerto Rico Over 100 Years Ago
SAN JUAN — A tropical storm formed just over 500 miles northeast of Puerto Rico on March 6, 1908. This
Human Services Ends In-Person Services For SNAP, MAP Offices On St. Croix After COVID-19 Exposure
FREDERIKSTED — The Virgin Islands Department of Human Services announced today that they are immediately closing the SNAP and MAP
As Pandemic Eases Elsewhere, Some Caribbean States Face Worst Outbreaks Yet
KINGSTON (Reuters) — In Jamaica, which won praise for containing its coronavirus outbreak last year, patients now overflow into corridors