Residents of the Estate Profit, Harvey, Clifton Hill and New Works neighborhoods on St. Croix are sick and tired. They are tired of literally being sick, and sick of feeling like their complaints are being ignored.
Kenson Jolly, 25, of Estate Pastory Gardens, St. John, was arrested Feb. 18 on first degree assault charges in connection with a stabbing incident that occurred that evening, VIPD Public Information Officer Kevin Jackson has announced. Police officers were dispatched to Cruz Bay at around 9:21 p.m. on Wednesday with...
Lawrence Olive, the man tapped by Governor Kenneth Mapp to head the Virgin Islands Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV), is being sued by BIZVI and Syed Gilani, president and CEO of the computer network programming, web design and custom programming firm, for what BIZVI and Gilani claim are “defamatory”...
The mid-island branch of the St. Croix Rotary Club has received a grant of $10,000 from a private source that will be used exclusively to support youth education programs on St. Croix.
The Virgin Islands Water and Power Authority (WAPA) has announced the arrival of two more of the 10 propane storage tanks to service the St. Thomas-St. John district at Crown Bay, St. Thomas from St. Croix’s Container Port.
A masked man broke into the apartment of a woman living in the Mutual Homes Housing Community in Grove Place, St. Croix at about 2:15 a.m. on Monday, Feb. 16, stealing a chip from the victim’s cellphone, but leaving her unharmed, VIPD Public Information Officer Kevin Jackson announced.
Governor Kenneth Mapp has appointed three new members to the Board of Governors of the Virgin Islands Port Authority (VIPA), including St. Croix businessman Hugh Pemberton, owner of the Reef Broadcasting family of radio stations. Furthermore, Commissioner-designee of the Dept. of Public Works, Gustav...
Lt. Governor Osbert Potter is alerting anyone who purchased property during delinquent tax sales conducted by the Virgin Islands tax collector’s office during 2012 and 2013 to “refrain from improving, transferring or encumbering the real said property until further notice.”
We can’t continue to increase our revenues on the backs of government employees — Sen. Kurt Vialet During a Finance Committee hearing Tuesday in St. Thomas, senators received testimony from recently approved Dept. of Finance Commissioner Valdamier O. Collens, who laid bare the financial...
In an exclusive interview with VI Consortium, Lt. Governor Osbert Potter said one of his immediate plans is to crack down on local banks not lending to small businesses.
