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Deejays, Promoters Risk Fines, Jail Time if Unlicensed During St. Thomas Carnival, DLCA Warns
The V.I. Department of Licensing and Consumer Affairs is calling upon all unlicensed individuals and entities operating or ...
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JFL Hospital Becomes Latest Government Entity Hit by Cyberattack Following V.I. Lottery Ransomware Incident
Governor Albert Bryan Jr. publicly addressed ongoing issues at Governor Juan F. Luis Hospital & Medical Center (JFL) during ...
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Retroactive Payments Coming Next Month, Bryan Says, as $22.5 Million From Epstein Settlement Allocated to Settle Longstanding Wage Debts
Earlier this month, the 36th Legislature passed Bill 36-0047, which appropriates $22.5 million from the Epstein settlement ...
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Governor Bryan Announces Administrative Leave for V.I. Carnival's 73rd Celebration
In celebration of the 73rd anniversary of the Virgin Islands Carnival, Governor Albert Bryan Jr. has declared administrative ...
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Hand, Foot & Mouth Cases Plummet in the Virgin Islands After Aggressive Health Department Campaign
The outbreak initially surged between January and March, with over 270 HFMD cases reported, predominantly concentrated in ...
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Former HRC Chair Responds to Criticism, Alleges Unchecked Doping Amid Horse Deaths
St. John Horse Racing Commission gave short shrift to claims made by former Commission Chair Jay Watson that horse injuries ...
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Family Sues Former Refinery Contractor Over Fatal Exposure to Toxic Dusts
Surviving relatives of a man who died of lung cancer and mesothelioma are suing a former refinery contractor for allegedly causing its employee to be exposed to various toxic substances.