Election System Offering Free Duplicate Voter ID Cards
Effective Wednesday, July 17 through Aug. 31, voters can obtain a free duplicate Voter Registration ID Card.
Port Authority Is Installing New Air Conditioning Chillers at King Airport
The Virgin Islands Port Authority alerts travelers that the Cyril E. King Airport Terminal’s air conditioning system is not working at full capacity, resulting in warm temperatures inside the terminal.
Island Administrators Tagging Abandoned Vehicles for Removal
The Office of the Administrator is the coordinating agency for the Abandoned Vehicle Taskforce and will work in collaboration with both the public and private sector to identify, remove, and dispose of abandoned vehicles on each island in the territory.
GERS Addresses Payroll Issues
Unfortunately, during the processing of Government Employees Retirement System’s (GERS) annuity payroll, a number of the retirees were adversely impacted.
VIHFA Seeks Input from Non-Profit Organizations to Identify Unmet Needs
The Housing Finance Authority understands that non-profit organizations provide critical services for vulnerable populations; it is dedicated to making funds available to assist in serving the needs of those organizations impacted by the storms.
EPA Proposes to Approve USVI Solid Waste Program; Public Hearings Set for July 23,...
EPA will hold three public hearings -- one on each island -- to explain the proposed approval and to take written comments through Aug. 2.
Lawmakers Meet With Officials From Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, Olympic Town Host Program
The purpose of the meeting with visiting Japanese and V.I. Olympic officials was to consider the participation of the USVI in next year’s Tokyo Olympics, the Paralympic Games and the Olympic Town Host Program.
Survey Focuses on USVI Self-Determination, Constitution
The University of the Virgin Islands is conducting an educational survey seeking to understand public views on self-determination and related issues and wants input from people who have lived in the territory for at least three years.
This Week’s Senate Calendar July 15-19
Here’s what’s on tap at the V.I. Legislature this week.
Department of Labor Issues Notice to Review Unemployment Case Files
Commissioner of Labor Gary Molloy has issued a notice to the public regarding the review of individual case files for claimants who may have received an overpayment of Unemployment Insurance Benefits.
Coming Thursday: “The Lion King"
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Senate Vice President Myron D. Jackson, chairperson of the Committee on Culture, Historic Preservation and Aging hosted a meeting in collaboration with the Committee on Sports, Parks and Recreation with representatives from the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games on Friday at the Capitol Building. The purpose was to meet with visiting Japanese and Virgin Islands Olympic officials to consider the participation of the U.S. Virgin Islands in next year’s Tokyo Olympics, the Paralympic Games and the Olympic Town Host Program.
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The purpose of the meeting with visiting Japanese and V.I. Olympic officials was to consider the participation of the USVI in next year's Tokyo Olympics, the Paralympic Games and the Olympic Town
