No Suspect in Cruz Bay Animal Cruelty Case; Animal Rescue Worker Menaced
Four days after police received a report about suspected animal abuse in Coral Bay, there is little indication that a suspect has been identified, according to records at the island’s only police station.
EDC Confusion Puts V.I. Businessman in a Bind
Inner Circle Logistics, owned by local businessman Johann Clendenin, got its Economic Development Commission certificate in 2009, but has never used the EDC benefits, which expire within the month.
Bryan Names More Transition Members
Governor-elect Albert Bryan has named individuals who will lead 10 transition assessment teams to provide the incoming administration with detailed analyses of the current state of the government.
Plaskett Meets with Veterans Orgs
Delegate to Congress Stacey Plaskett (D-VI) met with the Veterans Affairs Administration and local veterans service organizations in her St. Thomas office Monday.
Yacht Haven Execs Seek EDC Benefits for New St. Thomas Hotel
Yacht Haven Grande executives came before the Economic Development Commission Tuesday, pleading their case for EDC benefits in one of the last stops of their long journey toward building the new St. Thomas hotel.
Limetree Bay Closes $1.25 Billion Loan, Says Refinery Could Restart by End of 2019
Limetree Bay Ventures, announced Nov. 30 that it had closed on $1.25 billion financing to restart its St. Croix refinery, which the company said could happen by "the end of next year."
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Trends over time in critical areas such as health care, education and economic well-being are not improving but instead staying the same or worsening for children and families in the territory&p...
