The current state of the Virgin Islands mental health service system is dismal, at best; possibly non-existent, depending whom you ask.
By Cynthia /
October 22, 2014
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There were over 160 people who voted on St. Croix on the first day of early voting–a historic event–as it was the first time Virgin Islanders had the chance to do so ahead of the November 4 General Election.
By Ernice /
October 22, 2014
If you planned on taking advantage of the early voting option available to registered voters, there’s still time to cast your vote today before the 6 p.m. cut off time.
By Cynthia /
October 21, 2014
Update 1 St. Croix police have just released new information on Tuesday morning’s armed robbery of the Bank of St. Croix in Estate Peter’s Rest. Police are searching for two suspects, one of whom brandished a weapon upon entering the bank. The two men made off with an undetermined amount...
By Ernice /
October 21, 2014
The Division of Personnel has scheduled territory-wide police and corrections officer entrance examinations for the week of December 1-5. However, interested candidates must first submit an application package now through Oct. 31 in order to sit the exam. The announcement came yesterday from Director...
By Cynthia /
October 21, 2014
Former judge and gubernatorial candidate Soraya Diase-Coffelt said she believes Senator Terrence “Positive” Nelson should take all the energy that he’s using on the marijuana decriminalization and other marijuana-related legislation, and focus it on solving the Virgin Islands WAPA...
By Ernice /
October 21, 2014
It was his last USVI/BVI Friendship celebration as governor, and Governor John P. de Jongh, Jr. celebrated knowing that, after the weekend was over, next year’s event would be hosted by the territory’s new leader.
By Ernice /
October 21, 2014
Physical therapists in the Virgin Islands now have direct access to evaluate and treat patients without first requiring a physician’s referral of them, thanks to Act No. 7620 that was signed into law by Gov. de Jongh on July 11.
By Cynthia /
October 21, 2014
The Government of the Virgin Islands, along with the Public Finance Authority (PFA) have filed a malpractice lawsuit against its former law firm Buchanan, Ingersoll & Rooney PC and its financial advisor, Bank of America, to the tune of $13.6 million for incorrectly advising the PFA and the V.I....
By Ernice /
October 21, 2014
VI Consortium On Your Side On Sat., Oct. 18, the VI Consortium received a telephone call from a concerned citizen in the Estate Profit housing community, complaining of having problems with a certain red dust plaguing her home that originated from land located on the west side of the Diageo Rum Distillery....
By Ernice /
October 20, 2014
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