The Caribbean Fishery Management Council has scheduled public hearings for April 3 and April 4 on a major plan to change fishery management in the U.S. Caribbean. The proposal will affect everyone who eats seafood and/or makes a living in this industry. It will allow fishery managers to tailor fish rules to each island and […]
First Lady of the Virgin Islands Yolanda C. Bryan is inviting children of the Virgin Islands to enjoy “Easter Jamboree” events throughout the territory. Bryan’s team of volunteers have planned activities including Easter egg hunts, storytelling, face painting, games, entertainment and photo opportunities for the youngsters with the First Lady and the Easter Bunny. Children […]
The Virgin Islands Marine Advisory Service (VIMAS) and partners extend an invitation to the Virgin Islands community to be a part of Reef Fest 2019. Come out and learn about ways in which you can help maintain the vitality of our U.S. Virgin Islands ecosystems both marine and terrestrial. There will be live musical entertainment, […]
The Division of Fish and Wildlife will be holding recreational fisher meetings throughout the territory. The purpose of these meetings is to discuss recreational fishing licenses, annual catch limits, electronic reporting, logbooks and more. They are also an opportunity to discuss why and how data is used to keep the fishery healthy and sustainable. All […]
Lemartec, the prime construction manager rebuilding the U.S. Virgin Islands Port Authority (VIPA) assets impacted by hurricanes Irma and Maria, is co-hosting a Health & Safety Fair with VIPA. The event will be held in the main baggage claim area and is open to the public. Families and children are welcome. The community is invited […]
The Coral Bay Community Council (CBCC) will be hosting another meeting to continue identifying needs and designing new community facilities. All are invited, including government agencies, nonprofits and professionals to share their visions and be involved in the planning process for new community facilities located in Coral Bay. Many great ideas have been shared since […]
On St. John, there will be no march. The official ceremony will take place at the Frank Powell Park.
The Office of Senator Dwayne M. DeGraff invites the public to ‘A Day of Remembrance and Reflection’ as we seek God's protection for the upcoming hurricane season and give thanks for how far we have come. Residents will be provided tips for hurricane preparedness and information on registering for the senior registry.
The Office of Senator Stedmann Hodge Jr. is presenting a Town Hall. The V.I. Department of Labor and the Inner City Fund will be sharing information on Workforce Development and Grant Funding for internship and apprenticeship programs. Sen. Hodge will provide a progress report, probate and real property value tax information.
The Coral Bay Community Council (CBCC) will host a community meeting for residents, homeowners, business owners and all others interested in living and/or working in Coral Bay. Water quality contamination from stormwater runoff, wastewater and fertilizers and other chemicals can harm waters. The quality of all lives depends on balancing people’s needs with nature’s needs. […]
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