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VIPD Closes Central Records, Firearms Bureau; Stops Fingerprinting Services
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VIPD Closes Central Records, Firearms Bureau; Stops Fingerprinting Services

FREDERIKSTED — The Virgin Islands Police Department said it is closing non-essential offices indefinitely as part of its efforts to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in the territory. The Central…
Posted by March 29, 2020
Dominican Republic Leads Region In COVID-19 Deaths With 20 So Far
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Dominican Republic Leads Region In COVID-19 Deaths With 20 So Far

SANTO DOMINGO — The death toll in one Caribbean nation hit 20 this morning, which was just under the total number of cases across the region just last night as…
Posted by March 27, 2020
SLIPPERY WHEN WET: VIWMA Closes Anguilla Dump Due To ‘Heavy Rains’
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SLIPPERY WHEN WET: VIWMA Closes Anguilla Dump Due To ‘Heavy Rains’

FREDERIKSTED — The Virgin Islands Waste Management Authority (VIWMA) told solid waste haulers that the Anguilla Landfill is closed due to slippery road conditions caused by heavy rains recently affecting…
Posted by March 24, 2020
SENATOR: With 6 COVID-19 Cases, Governor Should Implement Shelter In Place
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SENATOR: With 6 COVID-19 Cases, Governor Should Implement Shelter In Place

CHARLOTTE AMALIE — With the latest updates from the Department of Health it has become evident, that as a territory, we need to be more “proactively” aggressive in regards to containing…
Posted by March 21, 2020
DHS Encourages Old People To Register With Them For Help In Times Of Disaster
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DHS Encourages Old People To Register With Them For Help In Times Of Disaster

CHARLOTTE AMALIE — The Department of Human Services (DHS), the Bureau of Motor Vehicles and the Virgin Islands Elections System, according to ACT NO. 805, hereby notifies the public that…
Posted by March 18, 2020
Caribbean Centers For Boys & Girls V.I. Cancels Programs Due To COVID-19
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Caribbean Centers For Boys & Girls V.I. Cancels Programs Due To COVID-19

CHRISTIANSTED — Following the State of Emergency Declaration by Governor Albert Bryan, Jr. on Friday, the Caribbean Centers for Boys & Girls V.I. said it is canceling after-school programs due…
Posted by March 18, 2020
VING Anticipates Request To Use Its Bethlehem Facilities For COVID-19 Containment
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VING Anticipates Request To Use Its Bethlehem Facilities For COVID-19 Containment

FREDERIKSTED — While on a conference call with The Chief National Guard Bureau, Brigadier General Kodjo Knox-Limbacker led a staff walk-through of the 210th Regional Training Institute and the dining…
Posted by March 18, 2020
COVID-19 Goes Pandemic: Cases Reported In Jamaica, Panama, Honduras: WHO
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COVID-19 Goes Pandemic: Cases Reported In Jamaica, Panama, Honduras: WHO

KINGSTOWN — In the Caribbean and Latin America, Jamaica, Panama and Honduras are all confirming that they have at least one case of the novel coronavirus. And the COVID-19 viral…
Posted by March 11, 2020
FEMA Assigns $37.8M In Puerto Rico Recovery Funds, Including Ponce Port Repairs
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FEMA Assigns $37.8M In Puerto Rico Recovery Funds, Including Ponce Port Repairs

SAN JUAN — The Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Central Office for Recovery, Reconstruction and Resilience, or COR3, have destined an additional $37.8 million in funds for 116 recovery and reconstruction projects in…
Posted by March 11, 2020
Puerto Rico’s Local Fishermen Fight To Keep Their Trade Alive
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Puerto Rico’s Local Fishermen Fight To Keep Their Trade Alive

CABO ROJO, Puerto Rico — Abdiel Vélez stands with perfect balance as his boat dips and sways with the sea. Such scenes are disappearing along with local fishermen like Vélez,…
Posted by March 2, 2020

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