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FEMA Approves Request To Fund Replacement Of Juan F. Luis Hospital On St. Croix
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FEMA Approves Request To Fund Replacement Of Juan F. Luis Hospital On St. Croix

CHRISTIANSTED — Governor Albert Bryan Jr, on Tuesday announced the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) would cover the cost of replacing the Gov. Juan F. Luis Hospital (JFL) in St.…
Posted by May 24, 2019
How Pure Is Your Cistern Water? Is The Water Safe To Drink Untreated? The CDC Wants To Know
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How Pure Is Your Cistern Water? Is The Water Safe To Drink Untreated? The CDC Wants To Know

CHRISTIANSTED — Traditional water usage patterns imply 90 percent of households in the USVI collect and store water in cisterns. Unfortunately, there is little available information on the quality of…
Posted by May 22, 2019
FDA Approves Vaccine To Prevent Dengue Disease
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FDA Approves Vaccine To Prevent Dengue Disease

CHRISTIANSTED — The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the vaccine Dengvaxia on Wednesday for the prevention of dengue disease endemic in areas like the U.S. Virgin Islands, European Union…
Posted by May 11, 2019
Lemartec and V.I. Port Authority Host Community Health And Safety Fair
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Lemartec and V.I. Port Authority Host Community Health And Safety Fair

CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Lemartec, the prime construction manager rebuilding Virgin Islands Port Authority (VIPA) assets impacted by Hurricanes Irma and Maria, is co-hosting a Health & Safety Fair with VIPA…
Posted by May 9, 2019
Two V.I. Department of Health Employees Receive Recognition at National Meeting
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Two V.I. Department of Health Employees Receive Recognition at National Meeting

ORLANDO — Two Department of Health employees recently received national recognition for their work in vector control at the 85th American Mosquito Control Association annual meeting in Florida. The employees,…
Posted by May 3, 2019
V.I. Health Department Monitoring Quarantined Cruise Ship In St. Lucia
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V.I. Health Department Monitoring Quarantined Cruise Ship In St. Lucia

CHRISTIANSTED — The Virgin Islands Government and other local entities are monitoring a developing public health issue in St. Lucia, where a cruise liner has been quarantined due to a…
Posted by John McCarthy May 3, 2019
Nearly 100 people Sick In Salmonella Outbreak Linked To Pre-Cut Melon Sold At Target, Walmart, Elsewhere
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Nearly 100 people Sick In Salmonella Outbreak Linked To Pre-Cut Melon Sold At Target, Walmart, Elsewhere

INDIANAPOLIS — Caito Foods LLC is voluntarily recalling pre-cut watermelon, honeydew melon, cantaloupe, and fruit medley products containing one of these melons due to the possibility of salmonella contamination, the…
Posted by April 13, 2019
British Song Set To Drop Friday Highlights Plight of Ella Gaspard of St. Thomas
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British Song Set To Drop Friday Highlights Plight of Ella Gaspard of St. Thomas

LONDON — A new song by the British duo The Luck titled "Ella's Hope" will be released on Friday. "Ella's Hope" is a ballad about a five-year-old girl living in…
Posted by April 9, 2019
From Ruined Bridges To Dirty Air: EPA Scientists Try To Put A Cost On Climate Change
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From Ruined Bridges To Dirty Air: EPA Scientists Try To Put A Cost On Climate Change

LOS ANGELES — By the end of the century, the manifold consequences of unchecked climate change will cost the U.S. hundreds of billions of dollars per year, according to a…
Posted by April 9, 2019
BAD SHOTS! Fusillade of 70 Rounds Expended On ‘Unnamed Man’ Who Lives To Tell Tale In St. Croix
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BAD SHOTS! Fusillade of 70 Rounds Expended On ‘Unnamed Man’ Who Lives To Tell Tale In St. Croix

CHRISTIANSTED -- Police said an unnamed man was walking in Watergut area near the shanty early this morning when a fusillade of about 70 rounds were unloaded on him --…
Posted by John McCarthy March 29, 2019

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