The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has ended collection of household hazardous waste in the U.S. Virgin Islands. FEMA and EPA ask residents not to drop off these items until suitable collection points can be established. This includes used oil, paint, household cleaners and solvents, TVs and computers.
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Perhaps you were injured in an auto accident and are experiencing limited mobility. Meanwhile your colleague at work appears to be exhibiting symptoms of carpal tunnel syndrome. A neighbor’s teenager has been suffering from a painful sports injury, and an elder family member may be facing the aftereffects of a stroke. Despite the diversity of these debilitating conditions, one hopeful word unites each of you. The word is “recovery” — and that’s where Therapy Works comes into the picture. #visource #business #usvi
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In addition to conventional physical therapy techniques, Therapy Works also specializes in treatment of the spine and general orthopedics, sport-specific bio-mechanical analyses, and ergonomics assess
