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 […]
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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
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CHRISTIANSTED—Governor Albert Bryan Jr, announced Tuesday the appointment of Jessica Gallivan and the reappointment of Judges Debra Watlington, Douglas Brady and Kathleen Mackay to the Superior Court of the Virgin Islands. Jessica Gallivan, who is currently a magistrate judge with the Superior Court has been nominated by Governor Bryan to serve as Judge in the
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ST.CROIX— Governor Albert Bryan Jr, on Monday, named former Virgin Islands Police Department Director of Intelligence Ray Martinez as Director of the Virgin Islands Law Enforcement Planning Committee (LEPC). Martinez, a 12-year employee of the Virgin Islands Police Department, served as the department’s Director of Internal Affairs and Labor Relations Manager and as Director of
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CHARLOTTE AMALIE- Director Designee of the Virgin Islands Bureau of Motor Vehicles Barbara Jackson-McIntosh is advising Driving Instructors and residents that effective immediately, an appointment is required to take the written test to obtain a driver’s license. The current practice of allowing test takers to walk into the testing room at any time is very
CHRISTIANSTED— Governor Albert Bryan Jr, on Friday, named St. Croix native and longtime attorney Richard Evangelista, Esq., as Commissioner of the Virgin Islands Department of Licensing and Consumer Affairs (DLCA). Evangelista, who currently serves as an Assistant Attorney General with the Department of Justice’s Paternity and Child Support Division, brings to the critical revenue-generating agency,
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CHARLOTTE AMALIE— St. Thomas-Water Island Administrator, Avery Lewis, on Friday announced alternative parking for St. Thomas resident in anticipation of the April 6 closure of the Fort Christian Parking Lot. Administrator Lewis will open the outfield area of the Lionel Roberts Stadium to residents working in Downtown Charlotte Amalie and the general public to park
The Virgin Islands Fire Service wishes to advise the general public that a burn ban is currently in effect throughout the Territory. The ban, which prohibits all outdoor burning, has been issued by Director Nominee Daryl A. George due to dry weather conditions, which have increased the risk for brush fires. All burn permits previously
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CHRISTIANSTED— Governor Albert Bryan Jr and Department of Health Commissioner Nominee Justa Encarnacion announced the official opening of the temporary modular units at the Charles Harwood Medical Complex during a ceremony Thursday at Estate Richmond in St. Croix. Governor Bryan highlighted the importance of Thursday’s ceremony to the community and thanked the Department of Health
CHRISTIANSTED—Governor Albert Bryan Jr honored Virgin Islands Veterans who served in the Vietnam War during a ceremony at Government House in St. Croix Wednesday. The event, which was attended by dozens of Vietnam Veterans and their families was held in honor of National Vietnam Veterans Day which is commemorated nationally on March 29. “Today’s event
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