CHRISTIANSTED— Department of Sports, Parks and Recreation (SPR) Commissioner Nominee Calvert White announced on Tuesday a partnership with the Virgin Islands Next Generation Network, Inc. (viNGN) to provide free WiFi access to St. Croix residents at Cramer’s Park Beach. The partnership with viNGN will provide internet connectivity at Cramer’s Park for campers to utilize during

Inmates will assist in the cleanup of towns and roadsides  CHRISTIANSTED— Governor Albert Bryan Jr, announced on Friday the start of an Inmate Work Program to assist in the cleanup of towns and roadsides and other beautification initiatives throughout the territory. The Inmate Work Program is a joint initiative between Government House, the Bureau of

CHRISTIANSTED— A vehicle assigned to Government House’s Executive Security Unit was involved in an auto collision this morning in St. Croix. The accident occurred after 7 am on Queen Mary Highway in the vicinity of Gateway Service Station. Emergency medical personnel responded to the scene of the accident and transported the occupants of the other

CHARLOTTE AMALIE —The Office of Management and Budget Director Nominee Jenifer O’Neal in collaboration with Acting Director Angelo Riddick of the Bureau of Information Technology and Kirk Callwood Sr., Commissioner Nominee of the Department of Finance are pleased to announce the launch of an official government transparency website, http://transparency.vi.gov The website contains a comprehensive database of

CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Governor Albert Bryan Jr. will honor media icon and nationally syndicated radio host Tom Joyner by proclaiming Thursday, April 11 as “Tom Joyner Day” in the territory. Governor Bryan is scheduled to honor Joyner during a welcome back event for Joyner’s Fantastic Voyage Cruise hosted by the Department of Tourism at the

St. Croix, Virgin Islands (US).   Commissioner Nominee Positive T. A. Nelson is pleased to announce that the St. Croix Abattoir is now open. Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri SAT 1 HOLIDAY 2 3 Cattle Sheep Goats 4 Pigs 5 6 7 8 Cattle Sheep Goats 9 Pigs 10 11 12 13 14 15 Cattle Sheep

CHARLOTTE AMALIE- Effective May 1, 2019, motor vehicles in the Virgin Islands that are up to six years old will not have to undergo annual re-inspection. Vehicles that meet that criteria, however, must register annually with the Virgin Islands Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV). Vehicles in the U.S. Virgin Islands that are seven to eleven