Carlos Martinez, the co-founder of Karibbean Kuts, talks about the services his barbershop offers, the reason for expansion and how he started.
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January 15, 2017
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ST. CROIX — In a time when businesses are shuttering their doors because of growing expenses and dwindling sales, it’s always welcome news when a local operation announces expansion to facilitate growth. Such has been the case with Karibbean Kuts, a barbershop located on Constitution Hill...
By Ernice /
January 15, 2017
ST. CROIX — In a press release issued late Saturday, veteran lawmaker and vice president of the 32nd Legislature, Nereida Rivera-O’Reilly, slammed a local newspaper for what she described as reporting that seeks to divide the territory, and called on the Virgin Islands media as a whole to examine...
By Staff /
January 15, 2017
The Community Foundation of the Virgin Islands (CFVI) is awarding nearly $28,000 in grants to support a variety of STEM programs and projects within the public schools, the nonprofit announced this week. These grants were made possible by a contribution from the AT&T Foundation. According to the release,...
By Ernice /
January 14, 2017
ST. CROIX — V.I.P.D. officers are on the hunt for a man police say kidnapped his girlfriend, carried her to three different locations and assaulted her with a tan tan tree stick, according V.I.P.D. Public Information Officer Glen Dratte, who revealed the incident via press release late Friday....
By Staff /
January 14, 2017
Netfa Romain of JNR Media Solutions, creator of “USVI Ambassadors with Netfa Romain,” is introducing an all new docu-series to the territory called “Taste of the Caribbean: Team USVI”. Mr. Romain and the USVI Hotel and Tourism Association teamed up to bring the series to television screens territory-wide....
By Staff /
January 14, 2017
ST. CROIX — St. Croix Senate Democrats late Friday responded to Governor Kenneth Mapp following a press conference the territory’s leader held on the urgent need to pass a revenue-generating measure that would bolster the confidence of the bond market in the territory’s bonds, as the market...
By Ernice /
January 14, 2017
ST. CROIX — Today, the Virgin Islands has reached the end of the road, according to Senator Janette Millin Young. In a press release issued late Friday, the veteran senator said that “the non-sustainable public policy practice of irresponsible spending and wastefulness cannot continue.”...
By Ernice /
January 13, 2017
During a press conference held at Government House on St. Croix today, Governor kenneth Mapp revealed that the territory had problems accessing the bond market, because investors weren’t convinced that the government could meet its covenants. In the video below, Mr. Mapp talk about the problem,...
By Staff /
January 13, 2017
ST. CROIX — As the government struggles to find ways to eliminate its structural deficit — under pressure from the bond market which is refusing the territory’s bonds — Governor Kenneth Mapp, making the case for why his five-year economic growth plan, or something similar, needed...
By Ernice /
January 13, 2017
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